military rank
英 [ˈmɪlətri ræŋk]
美 [ˈmɪləteri ræŋk]
网络 军衔
英英释义
noun
- rank in a military organization
双语例句
- Of military officers; holding by virtue of a commission a rank of second lieutenant or ensign or above.
指军官；依靠委任而拥有少尉、海军少尉或者更高的军衔。 - Since then, the prince has immersed himself in military and charity work, gradually improving his profile, and this month he was promoted to the rank of captain after completing five years` service.
从那时起，这位王子便开始投身于军事与慈善工作，渐渐自身形象也得到了提升。在完成了五年的兵役后，他于本月晋升为上尉。 - The executors have the rights to hold guns, and are endowed with military rank.
执行员享有持枪权，赋予军衔，增强了执行的威严。 - Was awarded the military rank of commodore by President Ronald Reagan.
被里根总统授予海军准将的军衔。 - Major refers to a military rank, denoting seniority at one of usually various levels of rank.
这个词主要指的是军衔，表明再某地一种资历的排名。 - No financial means tests were applied, no complex tax credits had to be computed, and, most important, no preferences were given for military rank or service experiences.
无需有经济能力验证，也不必计算复杂的税收抵免，而且很重要的一点是，没有基于军衔和服役经历的待遇差别。 - The feudal country levied taxes, military service, servitude, and distinguished people's occupation or rank by household register, thereout the prominence characteristic system of the household register identity in China was formed.
户籍是封建国家据以征调赋税、劳役、兵役以及区分人户职业和等级的重要凭证，也由此形成了独具特色的中国户籍身份制。 - The main factors to influence mental health of soldiers included mental adaptation, military rank and educational level.
2影响士兵心理健康的主要因素是适应能力，级衔和文化水平。 - A military officer, usually a skilled technician or a helicopter pilot, intermediate in rank between a noncommissioned officer and a commissioned officer, having authority by virtue of a warrant.
军官的一种，通常为熟练技师或直升机驾驶员，军衔处于上士和少尉之间，具有委任状。 - When an officer retires from military service, his rank shall be preserved and identified as "retired".
现役军官退役的，其军衔予以保留，在其军衔前冠以“退役”。