officer

英['ɔfisə]美['ɔfisə]

n.
1.军官
2.（政府或大机构的）官员，高级职员
3.=police officer
5.【美】警察的头衔

同：	[n.] military officer, officeholder, police officer, ship's officer

British naval officer who as captain of the H.M.S.Bounty was set adrift by his mutinous crew during a voyage to Tahiti (1789).
布莱，威廉1754－1817英国海军军官，任皇家海军舰艇邦梯号船长，在一次驶向塔希提岛（1789年）的航行中被哗变船员放逐至海上漂流。收藏
I never could think of an officer in the service of the Elector of Hanover in any other light than as a casual acquaintance.
我只能把一个人为汉诺威选帝侯效劳的军官看作萍水相逢的人。收藏
If the driver is arrested, the officer can frisk him or her while looking for weapons.
如果司机被捕，警官可以对她/他搜身看是否携带枪支。收藏
When Empress Dowager Cixi celebrated her 60th birthday, the local officer of Huishan presented a clay figurine set, Immortality Peach Gathering.
在慈禧太后六十大寿时，地方官把一套大型手捏戏文泥人《蟠桃会》供奉内廷。收藏
An ambulance officer brought a stretcher for the injured woman.
救护车工作人员带来了一副担架抢救受伤女子。收藏

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any person in the armed services who holds a position of authority or command
- an officer is responsible for the lives of his men
[同] military officer, officer
someone who is appointed or elected to an office and who holds a position of trust
- he is an officer of the court
- the club elected its officers for the coming year
[同] officeholder, officer

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