officer
officer
noun
noun
- a person holding a position of authority, especially one with a commission, in the armed services, the mercantile marine, or on a passenger ship
军官；（商船）船长；高级船员；（客轮）船长；高级船员
■a policeman or policewoman
警官
■a bailiff
法警 - a holder of a public, civil, or ecclesiastical office
政府官员；担任公职者；基督教教会执事
a probation officer.
缓刑监督官。
the Chief Medical Officer.
首席卫生官。
■a holder of a post in a society, company, or other organization, especially one who is involved at a senior level in its management
（尤指社团、公司等组织中的高层）人员
a chief executive officer.
首席执行官。 - a member of a certain grade in some honorary orders, such as the grade next below commander in the Order of the British Empire
某一荣誉等级中的一分子（如英帝国勋位中四等勋爵士以下的级别）
- [with obj.]provide with military officers
配备军官
the aristocracy continued to wield considerable political power, officering the army.
贵族继续掌握主要政治大权，为军队配备军官。
■act as the commander of (a unit)
指挥
foreign mercenaries were hired to officer new regiments.
国外雇佣兵受雇指挥新的团。
- Middle English: via Anglo-Norman French from medieval Latin officiarius, from Latin officium (see office)
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