commissioned officer
commissioned officer — 名詞
1. a military officer whose rank comes from an official appointment, rather than fr
軍官
經正式任命的軍隊幹部
a military officer whose rank comes from an official appointment, rather than from promotion through the enlisted ranks.
After officer school, Kemi became a commissioned officer in the navy.
Kemi 從軍官學校畢業後成為海軍軍官。
became a commissioned officer — rank gained through formal appointment
The young commissioned officer briefed the rescue team before sunrise.
這名年輕軍官在日出前向救援隊做簡報。
commissioned officer + command duty in an operational setting
Mira hoped to train as a commissioned officer after university.
Mira 希望大學畢業後接受訓練成為軍官。
As a commissioned officer, Vivek could sign leave papers for the unit.
身為軍官，Vivek 可以替這個單位簽准休假文件。
Families cheered when Caio received a sword as a commissioned officer.
Caio 以軍官身分領到佩劍時，家人都歡呼了起來。
- officer
broader everyday term that does not always emphasize the formal commission
- military officer
broad label for an officer in the armed forces, not specifically contrasted with NCO ranks
- lieutenant
a specific junior commissioned rank rather than the whole class
文法句型
become a commissioned officer
serve as a commissioned officer
用法筆記
This term is used to distinguish formally appointed officers from non-commissioned officers such as sergeants. In many armed forces, lieutenants, captains, and majors are all commissioned officers.