field marshal
field marshal — 名詞
1. an army officer who holds the most senior rank, sitting above every general and
元帥
陸軍中最高的軍階
an army officer who holds the most senior rank, sitting above every general and usually given to very few people.
Hugo studied the life of a field marshal who led troops across North Africa.
Hugo 研究了一位曾率軍橫越北非的元帥的生平。
subject is a senior army leader
The queen promoted the old soldier to field marshal after fifty years of service.
女王在這名老兵服役五十年後，將他晉升為元帥。
promote someone to field marshal
Only a handful of officers ever reach the rank of field marshal.
只有極少數軍官能晉升到元帥的軍階。
reach the rank of field marshal
Adaeze wrote a long essay about the most famous British field marshal of the war.
Adaeze 寫了一篇長文，介紹戰爭中最著名的英國元帥。
The museum displays the gold baton once carried by a wartime field marshal.
博物館展出一位戰時元帥曾握過的金色權杖。
the baton as a symbol of the rank
- promoted to field marshal
- rank of field marshal
- wartime field marshal
- general
very senior officer, but one rank below field marshal
- commander-in-chief
names the person in overall charge, often a role rather than a fixed rank
用法筆記
Subject of this rank is almost always tied to the British army or a few other Commonwealth and European armies; American forces use 'general of the army' instead.