commandant
commandant — 名詞
- commandantsingular
- commandantsplural
1. a senior officer who is responsible for leading a specific military camp, traini
指揮官
管理軍營、學校或監獄的高階軍官
a senior officer who is responsible for leading a specific military camp, training school, or prison for soldiers
Colonel Rohan was appointed commandant of the army training school in 2023.
Rohan 上校於 2023 年被任命為陸軍訓練學校的指揮官。
appointed commandant of [place]
As commandant of the military camp, Nadia inspected the barracks every morning before breakfast.
身為軍營的指揮官，Nadia 每天早上吃早餐前都會巡視營房。
commandant of [place] for leadership role
The commandant ordered a full investigation into the missing supplies at the base.
指揮官下令全面調查基地內遺失物資的事件。
commandant orders [action] — authority pattern
After serving as commandant for five years, Theo retired from the army.
在擔任指揮官五年後，Theo 從陸軍退伍。
serving as commandant — duration
The new commandant of the military prison announced stricter rules for the staff.
軍人監獄的新任指揮官宣布了更嚴格的人員管理規定。
- commandant of [facility]
- appointed commandant
- serve as commandant
- retired commandant
- former commandant
- commander
more general term; a commander may lead any unit or operation, while a commandant leads a specific facility
- commanding officer
broader in scope; often refers to the officer in charge of any military unit, not specifically a facility
- chief
informal and less specific; can refer to any leader in various contexts
文法句型
commandant + of + [military facility]
serve as + commandant
appointed + commandant + of + [place]
用法筆記
Commandant is a position title rather than a standard military rank. It refers to the officer placed in charge of a specific facility such as a training camp, academy, or military prison. The equivalent rank of the officer holding this post can vary (typically colonel or general).