| 释义 |
[/ˈɔfɪsə(r); US ˈɔːf-; ˋɔfəsɚ/] n 用法:
1 person appointed to command others in the army, navy, air force, etc 军官:
All the officers and ratings were invited. 全体海军官兵都受到邀请. *
Both commissioned and non-commissioned officers attended. 有军衔的和无军衔的军官都出席了. 用法:
2 (often in compounds 常用以构成复合词) person with a position of authority or trust, eg in the government or a society （政府的）官员; （会社的）高级职员:
executive and clerical officers, eg in the Civil Service 行政的主管人员和办事员 *
a customs officer 海关官员 *
officers of state, ie ministers in the government 政府部长 *
the Medical Officer of Health 卫生官员 *
We had to vote to appoint all three officers:
President, Secretary and Treasurer.我们要用投票方式决定三大任命:
会长、 秘书、 财务主管. 用法:
3 (a) = police officer (police).
(b) (used as a form of address to a policeman or policewoman 警察（用作对男女警察的称呼）):
`Yes, officer, I saw the man approach the girl.' ｀是的, 警察先生, 我看见那男子向那姑娘走去.＇ |