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brevet

/brəˈvet/

翻译: 指授予军官临时更高军衔的证书或委任状,通常不增加薪饷;也泛指类似的特许状或执照。, 动词,指在不增加薪水的情况下提升某人的军衔,或授予荣誉军衔或名誉职位。

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noun

/brəˈvet/C2formal
  • zh指授予军官临时更高军衔的证书或委任状,通常不增加薪饷;也泛指类似的特许状或执照。

A noun referring to a document that authorizes a commissioned officer to temporarily hold a higher rank, typically without an increase in pay.

  1. Temporary military rankC1formal

    An official document that allows a commissioned officer to hold a higher rank temporarily, usually without the corresponding increase in pay.

    zh临时军衔

    • He received a brevet for his bravery in battle.
    • The brevet allowed him to command the regiment temporarily.
    • She was promoted by brevet to the rank of major.
词形
  • brevets plural form
  • brevets' possessive plural form
  • brevet's possessive singular form

verb

/ˈbrɛv.ɪt/C2formal
  • zh动词,指在不增加薪水的情况下提升某人的军衔,或授予荣誉军衔或名誉职位。

A verb meaning to promote someone to a higher rank without an increase in pay, or to confer an honorary rank or commission.

  1. Promote by brevetC2formal

    To promote an officer to a higher rank without an increase in pay or full command authority, often as an honorary distinction.

    zh名誉晋升

    • The general was brevetted to the rank of major general for his service.
    • During the war, many officers were brevetted to fill leadership gaps.
    • He was brevetted colonel after the successful campaign.
词形
  • breveted past participle
  • brevetted past participle
  • breveted past simple
  • brevetted past simple
  • breveting present participle
  • brevetting present participle
  • brevets third person singular