commandant

英 [ˈkɒməndænt]

美 [ˈkɑːməndænt]

n.  司令; 指挥官

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Collins.1 / BNC.22349 / COCA.19484

牛津词典

noun

• 司令；指挥官
  the officer in charge of a particular military group or institution

柯林斯词典

• 指挥官;司令
  Acommandantis an army officer in charge of a particular place or group of people.

英英释义

noun

• an officer in command of a military unit
  Synonym:commanding officercommander

双语例句

• In this case, however, home is Auschwitz and Dad is the new camp commandant, who will be supervising the mass exterminations.
  在这种情况下，然而，家庭是奥斯威辛和爸爸是新的集中营司令官，谁是监督大规模灭绝。
• The Commandant has had a rotten day.
  司令官这一天过得真倒楣。
• The same night our company was awaked by alarm and delivered to the commandant of the city.
  当天晚上我们连就被紧急集合的警报给惊醒了，然后就到了城防卫戍司令那。
• In the end, loyalty to the Empire prevailed over personal friendship, and she approached the Commandant's house, revealed her true identity, and warned him of her friends'plan.
  最终，对帝国的忠诚战胜了个人的友情，于是她来到了总指挥官的住处，透露了她的真实身份，并就她朋友的计划向指挥官发出了警告。
• There is much more to leadership than that, the commandant says.
  卢瑟福-琼斯表示，领导的内涵要丰富的多。
• The commandant has nevertheless been compelled to look into the problem.
  司令官仍然只好把这问题调查一下。
• Hit on the head, the enemy officer dropped dead instantly. The Commandant has had a rotten day.
  那个敌军官因头部中弹当即倒毙。司令官这一天过得真倒楣。
• Why are you telling me all this, commandant?
  你为何告诉我这件事，巡官？
• Commandant, I was hoping to remain here with Madame lambert.
  巡官，我希望能陪蓝勃小姐一块留下。
• A garden party at the commandant's house.
  在司令官府邸举行的一次花园招待会。