aide-de-camp

英 [ˌeɪd də ˈkɒ̃]

美 [ˌeɪd də ˈkæmp]

n.  (陆军或海军)副官，随从参谋

复数：aides-de-camp　

牛津词典

noun

• （陆军或海军）副官，随从参谋
  an officer in the army or navy who helps a more senior officer

柯林斯词典

• N-COUNT 副官;随从参谋
  Anaide-de-campis an officer in the armed forces who helps an officer of higher rank.
  1. ...a colonel who had been aide-de-camp to the king.
     曾经担任国王副官的一名上校

英英释义

noun

• an officer who acts as military assistant to a more senior officer
  Synonym:adjutantaide

双语例句

• My dearest one, Alex and his aide-de-camp, who is the son of Lord Templemore, have left us after staying two nights.
  亚历克斯和他的副官坦普莫尔勋爵的儿子，到我们这里来呆了两个晚上。
• This tiny bedroom belonged to Washington's aide-de-camp, and the small bed was actually a field-ready roll-up.
  这个小小的卧室属于华盛顿的副官，小床，实际上是外地准备推出了。
• Placing himself at the head of the Dutch-Belgian cavalry, Uxbridge ordered a charge and galloped a hundred yards towards the French line, before his aide-de-camp felt obliged to point out that no other horseman was followinghis dash for glory.
  他自命为荷兰-比利时骑兵联军的首领，下了进攻令，并向法军阵地突进了100码，直到他的副官感到有责任提醒他，没有其他骑兵追随他为了光荣而冲锋。
• Aide-de-camp Bernard carried them the Emperor's orders.
  副官贝尔纳传达了命令。