Traductions de „officer“ dans le dictionnaire anglais » portugais

officer [ˈɑːfɪsər, GB ˈɒfɪsəʳ] SUBST

1. officer MILIT:

officer

oficial mf

naval officer

oficial da marinha

2. officer (policeman):

officer

policial mf

police officer

agente de polícia

police officer SUBST

Voir aussi : policeman

policeman <-men> [pəˈliːsmən] SUBST

policeman

policial m

policeman

polícia m

press officer SUBST

press officer

assessor(a) m (f) de imprensa

returning officer SUBST Can POL

returning officer

alto funcionário do governo encarregado das eleições

Expressions couramment utilisées avec officer

naval officer

oficial da marinha

police officer

agente de polícia

chief executive officer

diretor-presidente(diretora-presidente) m (f)

Exemples monolingues (non-vérifiés par l'équipe de rédaction)

anglais

The parliamentarian should unobtrusively call the attention of the presiding officer to serious errors in procedure.

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This officer has now destroyed at least seven hostile aircraft.

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The band is then shown taking a lift out of the garage, while the officer is still investigating.

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Although it is an officer rank, it strongly resembles an NCO rank in practice.

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If a driver is suspected to be intoxicated, the officer may request a roadside breathalyzer test.

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The main (or only) public figure who makes announcements is usually called a press secretary, press officer or spokesperson.

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In 1915, he was commissioned as an assistant paymaster, having failed the eye examination for executive officer.

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Six days later, he was promoted to a commissioned officer as a lieutenant.

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During the course of the evening, three others visit the house: a stranded motorist, a police officer investigating the motorist's abandoned car, and a singing telegram girl.

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We were passed to a superior officer, an honours graduate of the charm school who quickly announced that he was impounding our equipment.

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