admiral
/'ædmərəl; `ædmərəl/
n
(a) naval officer of high rank; officer commanding a fleet or squadron 海军将官; 舰队司令
*rear-admiral 海军少将
* vice-admiral 海军中将
* The admiral visits the ships under his command by helicopter. 舰队司令乘直升机视察他所指挥的军舰.
(b) Admiral naval officer of the second highest rank 海军上将. =>App
9 见附录9.
n
(a) naval officer of high rank; officer commanding a fleet or squadron 海军将官; 舰队司令
*rear-admiral 海军少将
* vice-admiral 海军中将
* The admiral visits the ships under his command by helicopter. 舰队司令乘直升机视察他所指挥的军舰.
(b) Admiral naval officer of the second highest rank 海军上将. =>App
9 见附录9.
admiral
n[C]
[Date: 1200-1300; Language: Old French;Origin: amiral, from Medieval Latin admirallus, from Arabic amir-al- 'commander of the' (as in amir-al-bahr 'commander of the sea')]
a high rank in the British or US navy, or someone with this rank
[Date: 1200-1300; Language: Old French;Origin: amiral, from Medieval Latin admirallus, from Arabic amir-al- 'commander of the' (as in amir-al-bahr 'commander of the sea')]
a high rank in the British or US navy, or someone with this rank
1. Hopkins had the President wheeled to his room, where the White House doctor, Rear Admiral Ross T. Mcintire, made a quick examination.
霍普金斯将总统推回到了他自己的房间，白宫医生麦金太尔迅速给他做了检查。
2. Admiral Nelson was a naval officer.
纳尔逊上将是个海军军官。
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霍普金斯将总统推回到了他自己的房间，白宫医生麦金太尔迅速给他做了检查。
2. Admiral Nelson was a naval officer.
纳尔逊上将是个海军军官。
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