commandant

英 [ˈkɒməndænt]

美 [ˈkɑːməndænt]

n.  司令; 指挥官

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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

• 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。
• The former North Atlantic Treaty Organization supreme commander and Marine Corps commandant hasn't decided whether to take the job, but people close to him said the general appears likely to accept.
  这位前北约（NATO）最高指挥官和美国海军陆战队司令尚未决定是否接受任命，但据接近他的人士透露，他有可能接受。
• The commandant and his wife live over there.
  校长和他的妻子就住在那栋房子里。
• Who was your commandant at flossenburg concentration camp?
  沸洛森集中营指挥官是谁？
• An illuminating book on this subject, published some years before by a commandant de gaulle, and met with no response.
  关于这个专题，几年以前，有一个名叫戴高乐的指挥官发表了一部富有启发性的著作，却没有引起任何反应。
• She's right. we've got to clear commandant lassard.
  她是对的，我们应该还拉萨指挥官一个清白。
• The Commandant has had a rotten day.
  司令官这一天过得真倒楣。
• 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。
• Report immediately to the commandant's office.
  请立刻到拉萨校长办公室来。
• 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。