英：[lefˈtenənt]
美：[luːˈtenənt]
lieutenant如何读
lieutenant英汉释义
n.(名词)
- [C]陆军中尉 army officer next below a captain
- [C]海军上尉 navy officer next below a lieutenant-commander
- [C]副官 an officer or official with the rank next below the one stated
lieutenant是什么意思
n.
陆军中尉
副职官员
海军上尉
助理人员
lieutenant自然拼读
lieu·ten·ant
lu te nnt
lieutenant变形
复数:lieutenants
lieutenant词根
词根：lieutenant
n.lieutenancy 代理官员；中尉之军衔
lieutenant英英释义
noun
in the U.S. Air Force, Army, or Marine Corps, an officer ranking just below captain; first lieutenant.
in the U.S. Air Force, Army, or Marine Corps, an officer of the lowest commissioned rank; second lieutenant.
in the U.S., British, or Canadian Navy, an officer ranking just below a lieutenant commander.
in the United States, a police officer of high responsibility whose rank is above a sergeant and below a captain.
one who holds a subordinate position or who acts on behalf of a superior.
lieutenant词组
lieutenant general中将
lieutenant colonel[英]陆军中校；[美]陆军或空军、海军陆战队中校
second lieutenant[军]少尉
lieutenant governorn. 副州长；副总督
lieutenant commander海军少校
first lieutenant中尉
lieutenant词源中文解释
14世纪末，“代替他人的人”，来自古法语 lieu tenant “代替，代表”，字面意思是“占位符”（14世纪），来自 lieu “地方”（见 lieu）和 tenir 的现在分词 tenant “持有”，来自 PIE 词根 *ten- “伸展”。概念是“高级权威的代替品”。
特定的军事意义上，“军官在上尉之下，代表他指挥连队”的意思来自1570年代。在英国，发音为 lef- 很常见，反映这一点的拼写可以追溯到14世纪，但其起源是个谜（OED 拒绝了它来自 -u- 和 -v- 的旧混淆的建议）。
lieutenant词源英文解释
Middle English, from Anglo-French lieu tenant, from liu + tenant holding, from tenir to hold, from Latin tenēre — more at thin
The first known use of lieutenant was in the 14th century
lieutenant儿童词典英英释义
lifebloodnoun
something that gives strength and energy
lieutenantnoun
an official who acts for a higher official
first lieutenant
second lieutenant
a naval commissioned officer with a rank just below that of lieutenant commander
a fire or police department officer ranking below a captain
lieutenant 例句
1 I'm a novice at these things, Lieutenant. You're the professional.
中尉，做这些事情我是新手，你是行家。
2 The lieutenant tells me to think that over.
3 The lieutenant spots six tripod fighting machines, one partially damaged from an Army gun shell.
4 The lieutenant sat against a tree while Chamberlain moved among the troops, getting them ready to move.
5 “Are you his kid?” said the lieutenant from the side of his mouth.
6 Philip Caputo, the young lieutenant who had led his platoon on some of the earliest combat missions in Vietnam, walked into his executive officer’s tent at U.S.
7 Only the lieutenants and their seconds were allowed to enter during the parley.
8 In the custom house a lieutenant, very thin and military, questioned us.
9 Once the Russians opened their attack, some points along the Ukrainian lines buckled and troops fled amid the heavy bombardments, said Denys Yaroslavsky, a lieutenant with the 57th Brigade.
10 The lieutenant was very upset that we hadn’t found a base, so he announced that we would keep walking until we found one.
11 A week later he was called into one of the precinct offices, where a lieutenant and two patrolmen were waiting for him.
12 The lieutenant says, “Mason, why were you heading into the orchard just now?”
13 Kelley had been up for more than thirty hours when a new first lieutenant arrived in the chaotic ER.
14 And once Mazen realizes he’s been betrayed by his former lieutenant?
15 Earlier in his career, he had served as a judge on the New York State Court of Appeals and as the state’s lieutenant governor from 1851 to 1858.
16 I was given the rank of junior lieutenant and Kanei was given junior sergeant.
17 Normally, this heinous breach of decorum was the pitfall of young lieutenants’ wives.
18 A commissioned rank in the U.S. Navy or Coast Guard that is below lieutenant junior grade.
在美国海军或海岸巡逻队中拥有委任军衔的军官;位居少校之下和低级海军上尉之上.
19 The outcome was that Parliament established a militia to be under the control of lords lieutenant appointed by Parliament, not by the King.
20 As a junior lieutenant I had been in charge of a small unit made up of boys to carry out quick missions.