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1. Oxford Dictionary

   officer

   • IPA[ˈɒfɪsə]

   英式

   • n.
     a person holding a position of authority, especially one with a commission, in the armed services, the mercantile marine, or on a passenger ship；a policeman or policewoman
   • v.
     provide with military officers；act as the commander of (a unit)

   • noun: officer, plural noun: officers

2. • 釋義

   n.

   名詞

   • 1. a person holding a position of authority, especially one with a commission, in the armed services, the mercantile marine, or on a passenger ship he is also a serving officer in the army 同義詞 committee member, official, office-holder, office-bearer, board member, ... 更多public servant, administrator, commissioner, executive, functionary, bureaucrat, dignitary, derogatoryapparatchik
   • ▪ a policeman or policewoman Special Constables provide valuable support to full-time officers officers arrested one person at the scene 同義詞 police officer, policeman, policewoman, PC, WPC, ... 更多officer of the law, detective, DC, constable, roundsman, trooper, peace officer, lawman, gendarme, flic, informalcop, pig, woodentop, copper, busy, bizzy, plod, rozzer, bobby, narc, gumshoe, bear, uniform, demon, walloper, John Hop, informal, datedtec, dick, flatfoot, flattie, archaicpeeler, bluebottle, finger, bogey, runner
   • ▪ a bailiff.
   • 2. a holder of a public, civil, or ecclesiastical office a probation officer the Chief Medical Officer 同義詞 representative, agent, deputy, messenger, envoy
   • ▪ a holder of a senior post in a society, company, or other organization a chief executive officer
   • 3. a member of a certain grade in some honorary orders, such as the grade next below commander in the Order of the British Empire.

   v.

   動詞

   • 1. provide with military officers the aristocracy wielded considerable power, officering the army
   • ▪ act as the commander of (a unit) foreign mercenaries were hired to officer new regiments