| 单词 | captain |
| 释义 | Related topics: Water, Air, Military, Sportcap·tain1 /ˈkæptɪn/ ●●● W3 noun [countable] 1 TTWTTAthe sailor in charge of a ship, or the pilot in charge of an aircraft 舰长，船长；机长 The captain and crew welcome you aboard. 机长和全体机组人员欢迎各位乘坐本次航班。2. PMa military officer with a fairly high rank 〔陆军或美国空军的〕上尉；〔海军或英国空军的〕上校 → group captain3 DSsomeone who leads a team or other group of people 队长，组长captain of Julie’s captain of the quiz team. 朱莉是问答比赛队的队长。 The Blackhawks' team captain was the first to score. 黑鹰队的队长率先得分。4. captain of industry MANAGERsomeone who owns or has an important job in a big company 业界巨头Examples from the Corpuscaptain• Nicholas Helias, administrative captain at police headquarters in Concord.• I have considered only those Tests in which both have appeared together, when one has been captain.• It took them five overs to score their first run and they were only saved from disaster by captain Allan Lamb.• Shelley's the girls' team captain this year.• I say, I am the captain on horse back.• Eventually the captain turned off the seat belt sign.• Shauna's the captain of the volleyball team.• Who's the captain of England?• We played like a Little League team today, and I was the captain of that team.• The captain must have given his team quite a talking-to at half time.team captain• A team captain, Gumina had earned a reputation for stiff defense, clutch play.• If this also ties, then each team captain selects a representative to fight a deciding bout.• Chris Barnes continues as first team captain, with Peter Allatt as vice-captain.• The time commitment expected of team captains is six to eight hours spread over eight weeks.• Payne, the team captain and a defensive end, earned all-SEC honors and won the Outstanding Senior Athlete Award.• The team captains also collect funds raised by the team and distribute the prizes earned by the walkers.• If this ties again, then team captains must select another pair of representatives, and so on until the tie is broken.Related topics: Sportcaptain2 verb [transitive] 1 DSto lead a group or team of people and be their captain 担任〔队长〕，率领〔团队〕 The U.S. team, captained by Arthur Ashe, won the Davis Cup in 1981 and 1982. 由亚瑟•阿什率领的美国队赢得了1981和1982年的戴维斯杯。2. to be in charge of a ship, aircraft etc 担任…的船长[机长等]→ See Verb tableExamples from the Corpuscaptain• The Americans, captained by Arthur Ashe, won the Davis Cup.• The cheerleaders, captained by Karen Wardie, wore tight sweaters with an H stitched on the front.• They will be captained by their talented flanker, Bramall.• The youngster never enjoyed school but captained the football team, preferring sport to academic lessons.• Jane, who captained the school lacrosse team, was a complete contrast to Sarah.• A lot of them captained their own ships at first, and then they owned like more ships.Origin captain1 (1300-1400) French capitain, from Late Latin capitaneus “chief”, from Latin caput “head”cap·tain1 nouncaptain2 verbChineseSyllable the ship, Corpus the sailor a or in of charge |
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