officers

英 [ˈɒfɪsəz]

美 [ˈɔfəsərz]

n.  军官; (政府或大机构的)官员，高级职员; 警察的头衔
officer的第三人称单数和复数

柯林斯词典

• N-COUNT 军官
  In the armed forces, anofficeris a person in a position of authority.
  1. ...a retired British army officer...
     退役的英国陆军军官
  2. Her husband served during the Civil War as an officer in the White Army.
     她的丈夫在内战时期是一名白军的军官。
• N-COUNT （机构的）高级职员；（尤指政府机构的）官员，公务员
  Anofficeris a person who has a responsible position in an organization, especially a government organization.
  1. ...a local authority education officer.
     当地政府的教育官员
• N-COUNT 警察；警官
  Members of the police force can be referred to asofficers.
  1. ...senior officers in the West Midlands police force...
     西米德兰兹郡警队的高级警官
  2. Thank you, Officer.
     谢谢你，警官。
• See also:commanding officerpetty officerpilot officerpolice officerprobation officerreturning officerwarrant officer

双语例句

• The prison Governor criticised some of his officers who shouted insults at prisoners on the roof.
  监狱长批评了一些站在屋顶上大声辱骂囚犯的狱警。
• Two police officers arrested him and took him to Kensington police station.
  两名警察逮捕了他并把他带到了肯辛顿警察分局。
• The President absolved his officers and took the blame upon himself.
  总统赦免了手下的官员，把过失揽到自己的头上。
• Across the street from me there are a couple of police officers standing guard
  我对面的街上有几名警官在站岗。
• The customs officers rummaged the ship suspected to have contraband goods.
  海关人员仔细搜查了一艘有走私嫌疑的海轮。
• Three cannabis plants were found by eagle-eyed police officers.
  火眼金睛的警官发现了3株大麻。
• Many police officers view this action as a vote of no-confidence in their service.
  很多警官把这种举动看作是对他们服务的不信任。
• It must be noted, however, that not all British and American officers carried out orders
  然而，一定要注意不是所有的英国和美国军官都执行了命令。
• The officers were more or less able to dictate terms to successive governments
  这些军官多多少少都能和继任的各届政府谈些条件。
• Army officers said the situation was under control
  陆军军官称局面已经得到了控制。