officer

• 名词，指担任具有权力、指挥权或职责的职务的人，尤用于军事、警察或组织语境中。

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.

   警察

   • 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.

   同义词constablecoppatrolmanpeace 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.

   军官

   • 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.

   同义词commander

   反义词privaterank and filesoldier

3. Corporate officerB2formal

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

   高管

   • 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.

   同义词directorexecutivefunctionaryoffice-bearerofficeholderofficial

• 名词，指担任具有权力或指挥权职位的人，尤指军队、警察或政府中的官员。

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.

   指挥

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

   同义词commanddirectleadmanagesupervise