officer

• Substantivo que designa uma pessoa que ocupa um cargo com autoridade, comando ou responsabilidade, especialmente em contextos militares, policiais ou organizacionais.

A noun referring to a person who holds a position of authority, command, or responsibility, especially in a military, police, or organizational context.

1. Police officerA2formal

   A member of a police force responsible for enforcing the law and maintaining public order.

   Policial

   • The officer asked to see his driver's license.
   • A police officer arrived at the scene of the accident.
   • She decided to become an officer after college.

   Sinônimosconstablecoppatrolmanpeace officerpolice officerpolicemanpolicewoman

2. Military officerB1formal

   A person holding a position of authority in the armed forces, typically above the rank of a non-commissioned officer.

   Oficial

   • The officer commanded the troops during the exercise.
   • He was promoted to the rank of officer in the army.
   • Military officers are trained to lead and make strategic decisions.

   Sinônimoscommander

   Antônimosprivaterank and filesoldier

3. Corporate officerB2formal

   A person with a high-ranking position in a company or organization, such as a CEO, CFO, or director.

   Diretor executivo

   • The chief financial officer presented the quarterly report.
   • She serves as an officer on the board of directors.
   • Corporate officers are responsible for major business decisions.

   Sinônimosdirectorexecutivefunctionaryoffice-bearerofficeholderofficial

• Substantivo que designa uma pessoa que ocupa um cargo com autoridade ou comando, especialmente nas forças armadas, na polícia ou no governo. Também pode se referir ao ato de fornecer líderes ou pessoal para uma organização.

A noun referring to a person holding a position of authority or command, especially in the military, police, or government.

1. To command or leadB2formal

   To act as an officer in a military or organizational context; to command or direct.

   Comandar

   • He was chosen to officer the new battalion.
   • She officers the team with great discipline.
   • The general officers the entire operation.

   Sinônimoscommanddirectleadmanagesupervise