| 词组 | officer |
| 释义 | officer /ˈɒfəsə, ˈɒfɪsə $ ˈɒːfəsər, ˈɒːfɪsər, ˈɑː-/ noun 1. someone who is in a position of authority in the army, navy etcadjectives/nouns + officera military officer He is a senator and retired military officer.an army/air force/naval officer His father was a French army officer. | He was wearing the uniform of a naval officer. | They were air force officers stationed at a local air base.a senior/high-ranking officer The strategy was criticized by several high-ranking officers.a junior officer A junior officer was suspended from duty following the incident.a superior officer (=someone of a higher rank) A soldier must salute a superior officer.sb’s commanding officer He was told his commanding officer wanted to see him.a serving officer (=one who is in the army etc at the present time) They interviewed serving officers and retired officers.verbsserve as an officer He served as an officer in the Royal Navy during World War II.prepositionsan officer in the army, navy etc Their grandfathers had been officers in the Confederate Army.phrasesthe officer in command/in charge of sth Who is the officer in command of this operation?officers and men The British lost 1,654 officers and men.2. someone who works for an organization or the governmentadjectives/nouns + officera police officer He was arrested by two police officers.a prison officer The prisoner attacked a prison officer.an education/training officer The library has appointed a full-time training officer.a safety officer Your local fire safety officer can give you fire safety information.a medical officer The ship’s medical officer deals with minor injuries.an environmental health officer The environmental health officer said the restaurant was unhygienic.an administrative/clerical officer She was an administrative officer in the civil service. | A clerical officer had dealt with the email.a financial officer He is chief financial officer of a footwear company.a liaison officer (=someone who helps their organization have links with other groups or the public) The museum has two schools liaison officers.a press officer (=someone who gives information about their organization to reporters)a probation officer (=who checks and helps criminals who are not in prison)an intelligence officer (=who gathers information about the secret activities of other countries etc)adjectivesthe chief/principal officer The company secretary is the chief administrative officer of the company.a senior/junior officer A senior police officer has been appointed to investigate the incident. | The accounting error was blamed on a junior officer.The senior person in a company is often called the chief executive officer or CEO.verbswork as a ... officer To work as a probation officer, you need to be a qualified social worker.phrasesthe officer in charge (of sth) The officer in charge of the investigation has appealed for more information. |
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