officer如何读

英:[ˈɒfɪsə(r)]

美:[ˈɑːfɪsər]

officer英汉释义

n.(名词)
  1. [C]军官 person appointed to command others in the army, navy, air force, etc.
  2. [C](政府,会社等的)高级官员〔职员〕 person with a position of authority of trust, e.g. in the government or a society, etc.

officer是什么意思

n. (名词)
  1. 官员,官吏
  2. 高级职员
  3. 【军】军官
  4. 干事,办事员,职员
  5. 公务员
  6. 法警
  7. 武官
  8. 警察,警官
  9. 【海】船长,高级船员
  10. 理事
  11. 经理
  12. 主任
  13. 管理员
v. (动词)
  1. 指挥,统率,管理
  2. 给...配备军官,提供官员

officer自然拼读

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officer变形

复数:officers

第三人称单数:officers

现在分词:officering

过去式:officered

过去分词:officered

officer词根

词根:office

adj.

official 官方的;正式的;公务的

adv.

officially 正式地;官方地;作为公务员

n.

official 官员;公务员

office 办公室;政府机关;官职;营业处

officialdom 官场;官员(总称);官僚作风

officeholder 公务员;官员;办公人员

vt.

officialize 使官方化;使成为正式;置在政府机关管辖下

officer英英释义

noun

obsolete agent

one charged with police duties

one who holds an office of trust, authority, or command chief executive officer

the officers of the bank

one who holds a position of authority or command in the armed forcesspecifically: commissioned officer

the master or any of the mates of a merchant or passenger ship

verb

transitive verb

to furnish with officers

to command or direct as an officer

officer词组

police officern. 警官;警员

executive officer主任参谋,执行官

chief executive officer首席执行官;总裁

customs officer海关官员

military officer军官

chief financial officer财务总监;首席财务官

commanding officern. 少尉至上校阶级之各指挥官

senior officer高级职员,高级军官

operating officer营运主管人

chief operating officer首席营运官

naval officer海军军官;海军军官海关税务助理海军官员

security officer安全官员;安全人员

medical officern. (地方政府的)卫生官员;卫生干事

loan officer信贷员;贷款人员;信贷主管

chief officer大副

staff officer参谋;非军事工作的军官

immigration officer移民局官员;入境关员

authorized officer获授权人员;特准人员;授权签字人

superior officer上司;上级官员

first officer大副

officer区别

 officer, official

officer部队的军官,

official政府官员 an army officer

以上来源于网络

officer词源中文解释

14世纪初,“担任官职的人,被委以管理某项事务的责任或份额”(最初是高级职位),源自古法语 oficier “官员,公务员”(14世纪初,现代法语 officier),源自中世纪拉丁语 officiarius “官员”,源自拉丁语 officium “服务,职责”(参见 office)。

中古英语中也指“大家庭的仆人,侍从; 宫廷的官员”(14世纪晚期)。从14世纪晚期开始指“军队的侍从”,但现代军事意义上的“军队或海军中担任职务的人”来自16世纪60年代。从16世纪开始用于指司法机关的小官员; 1880年代开始在美国用于指警察。

短语 officer and a gentleman 指具备两者特质的人的意思可以追溯到1762年,并且在英国军事法庭的起诉书中是标准用语(“行为卑鄙且可耻,不适合一个军官和绅士的身份”)。

The words 'officer and gentleman,' though in general to be understood as one single and indivisible term, appear not to be so used here. The misbehaviour, entailing on it the penalty declared by this article, must be such, as I understand it, as to implicate, in the first place, the officer; that is, it must arise in some sort out of his office; and affect incidentally only, the character of the gentleman. It must be such a misconduct, as must necessarily dissever what should ever be indivisible, the consideration of the officer from the gentleman. It must be of that decisively low, humiliating, and debasing kind, as to lay prostrate the honour of the gentleman, in the degradation of the officer.  [Capt. Hough and George Long, "The Practice of Courts-Martial," London, 1825]
“officer 和 gentleman”这两个词,虽然通常被理解为一个单一且不可分割的术语,在这里似乎并非如此使用。根据我理解,导致此条款规定的不当行为首先必须涉及 officer,也就是说,它必须在某种程度上与他的职位有关,并且只影响 incidentally,即 gentleman 的品格。它必须是一种必然地将本应不可分割的 officer 和 gentleman 分离的不当行为。它必须是那种明显的、low 、humiliating 和 debasing 的类型,以在 degradation 的 officer 中放置 prostrate 的 honour。  [霍夫上尉和乔治·朗,《军事法庭实践》,伦敦,1825年]

officer_法律行业词汇

官员

officer词源英文解释

Noun Middle English, "servant, agent, holder of a civil or ecclesiastical post," borrowed from Anglo-French, borrowed from Medieval Latin officiārius, from Latin officium "duty, office" + -ārius -er >entry 2 Verb derivative of officer >entry 1

The first known use of officer was in the 14th century

officer儿童词典英英释义

official1 of 2noun

a person who holds an office

a person who enforces the rules in a game or sport

official2 of 2adjective

of or relating to an office

official duties

having authority to perform a duty

the official government of the 13 colonies

prescribed or permitted by authority an official American League baseball

the official language

proper for a person in office

an official greeting

official1 of 2noun

a person who holds an office

a person who enforces the rules in a game or sport

official2 of 2adjective

of or relating to an office

official duties

having authority to perform a duty

the official government of the 13 colonies

prescribed or permitted by authority an official American League baseball

the official language

proper for a person in office

an official greeting

officialdomnoun

officials as a class

official1 of 2noun

a person who holds an office

a person who enforces the rules in a game or sport

official2 of 2adjective

of or relating to an office

official duties

having authority to perform a duty

the official government of the 13 colonies

prescribed or permitted by authority an official American League baseball

the official language

proper for a person in office

an official greeting

officenoun

a special duty or post and especially one of authority in government

hold public office

a prescribed form or service of worship : rite

something done for another : service

a place where a business is carried on a dentist's office

ticket office

a large government department

Patent Office

officernoun

a person given the responsibility of enforcing the law

a police officer

a person who holds an office

an officer of the company

a person who holds a commission in the armed forces

officernoun

a person given the responsibility of enforcing the law

a police officer

a person who holds an office

an officer of the company

a person who holds a commission in the armed forces

officer 例句

1 Every officer spent some years on the beat.

每位军官都要干几年巡逻的活儿.

2 He described how one of the officers gave him a drum to beat, nicknamed him Sambo, and fed him bread and meat.

3 The commanding officer expected unquestioning obedience from his men.

指挥官要下属绝对服从.

4 “Did you witness any of the officers being under the influence of alcohol?”

5 In the Army, there is an old expression that the officers make the orders and the sergeants do all the work; this year, as a cadet platoon sergeant, I was learning how true that was.

6 Once he crossed the creek, Ben was in officers’ country, his native land.

7 In the lucid freedom of his dream state, Turner intended to shoot the officer through the chest.

8 “I don’t appreciate you speaking to me that way in front of those police officers. You should’ve let me handle it.”

9 He spoke to a team of officers, who were doing some overtime, about relocating Folk to the Box.

10 “And notice I said ‘correction officers,’ not prison guards.

11 What I would not have given, back in Baltimore, for a line of officers, agents of my country and my community, patrolling my route to school!

12 General Steyn and the commanding officer stood by her, but I did not mince words.

13 Nine officers burst into his house.

九名警官匆匆进入他的房子.

14 A colonel came down the beach with his entourage, exhorting the noncoms and junior officers to re-form and improvise squads.

15 Get along with the topkick and avoid all officers when possible.

16 The officer stared back at them blankly as they explained their predicament, and then he cut them off.

17 ...a local authority education officer.

当地政府的教育官员

18 They challenged the sole Mexican waiter, Salomon Paniagua, a former Mexican army officer who, everyone agreed, looked Greek, to stand with them.

19 As soon as they let him out, he’d fight another soldier or get belligerent with an officer and they’d throw him back in.

20 The officers had no basis for suspecting Bostick of any criminal activity, but they got lucky.

officer 同义词

1 高级船员

quarterdeck topsider

7 士官

sergeant

17 高级职员

official office-holder

officer 短语相关

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