adc
adc — noun
- adcsingular
- adcsplural
1. the short form of 'aide-de-camp' — a military officer whose job is to help a sen
the short form of 'aide-de-camp' — a military officer whose job is to help a senior officer or a head of state with daily tasks, correspondence, and official events.
Colonel Baraka served as the general's ADC for three years in Germany.
serve as [possessive] ADC — typical job-description pattern
After graduating from the military academy, Captain Dylan was appointed ADC to the brigade commander.
appointed ADC to [senior officer] — passive appointment structure
As the president's ADC, Major Quan coordinates all official travel and meeting schedules.
The newly promoted ADC stood quietly behind the general during the medal ceremony.
- adjutant
a staff officer who handles administrative duties; less personal than ADC and not necessarily a direct assistant to the commander
- aide
shorter, less formal synonym; can also refer to non-military assistants
- military assistant
a broader, more descriptive modern term used in some NATO contexts
文法句型
[possessive] + ADC
serve as ADC
用法筆記
Frequently written in capital letters (ADC) in official documents and military records. The abbreviation is typically preceded by a possessive noun or pronoun that names the senior officer ('the general's ADC', 'the president's ADC').