petty officer

英 [ˌpeti ˈɒfɪsə(r)]

美 [ˌpeti ˈɑːfɪsər]

n.  海军军士

牛津词典

noun

• 海军军士
  a sailor of middle rank in the navy

柯林斯词典

• N-COUNT; N-TITLE （海军）军士
  Apetty officeris an officer of low rank in the navy.
  1. Petty officers are the backbone of a navy.
     军士是海军的骨干。
  2. ...Petty Officer Amy Gaskill.
     埃米·加斯基尔军士

英英释义

noun

• a noncommissioned officer in the Navy or Coast Guard with a rank comparable to sergeant in the Army
  Synonym:POP.O.

双语例句

• A petty officer performing chiefly clerical duties in the u.s.navy.
  文书军士美国海军中，主要做文书工作的小军官。
• Conclusion Conclusion CMS suffering rate was increased as altitude was increase, suffering rate in officer and petty officer was higher than soldier.
  结论随海拔升高，CMS患病率增高，军官和士官较义务兵患病率高。
• The higher or lower in the quality of petty officer determines the precession of the modernization in the army and the level of war.
  士官队伍素质的高低直接决定着部队现代化建设进程和战斗力水平。
• Chief petty officer Bamford has been relieved of his post, sir.
  巴福特上士已经离开了他的位置了，先生。
• Petty officers are the backbone of a navy.
  军士是海军的骨干。
• Petty officer was assaulted in her home last night.
  昨天晚上一名中士在她家里受到袭击。
• Petty officer Gordon was with you the whole time?
  戈登上士一直都跟你们在一起吗？
• A rather strange case opens when a Petty Officer is found dead in a car while working on an undercover mission.
  相当奇怪的案件打开当一个下士找到死在汽车当从事一个暗中进行的使命。
• A petty officer on a merchant ship who controls the work of other seamen.
  一个在商船上管理其它海员工作的海军士官。
• ( in the navy) petty officer ( in charge of steering, signals, etc)
  （海军的）航信士官（负责掌舵、信号等）。