officer

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officer
[ˈɒfɪsə(r)]
sustantivo
1oficial (sustantivo masculino) (army); agente (sustantivo masculino) (police); inspector(ora) (sustantivo masculino o femenino) (in local government)

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officer [o-fi-sar]
sustantivo
1Oficial, el que tiene cualquier cargo público.
2Oficial, empleado, dependiente en cualquier oficina.
3Oficial, en la milicia desde alférez arriba.
  • Half-pay officer -> oficial retirado, a media paga
4Alguacil o ministro inferior de justicia.
  • Police officer -> agente de policía
  • Commissioned officer -> oficial nombrado por el Gobierno
  • Officer of the guard -> oficial de guardia
  • Non-commissioned officer -> oficial nombrado por el jefe de un cuerpo
  • Flag officer -> oficial general de marina
  • Staff officer -> oficina de estado mayor
1Mandar.
2Proveer de oficiales.
  • An army well offered -> un ejército con buena oficialidad
va.

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officer [ˈɒfɪsəʳ]
noun
1 (Mil) (Náut) (Aer) oficial; (m)
an officer and a gentleman un oficial y un caballero
2 (official) funcionarioafuncionaria;a funcionaria (m) (f) [of company] directivoadirectivoa;a directivoa (m) (f)
the officers of a company los directivos la junta directiva de una empresa;or
3 (police officer) policía; (m) agente de policía; (m)
excuse me, officer perdone agente
verb:transitive
(command) mandar; [+staff] proveer de oficiales
to be well officered tener buena oficialidad
modifier
officer of the day (n) (Mil) oficial del día; (m)
officer of the watch (n) (Náut) oficial de guardia; (m)
officers' mess (n) comedor de oficiales; (m)

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Verb Conjugation for "officer"

Imperative
  • officer
  • you officer
  • he/she officers
  • we officer
  • you officer
  • they officer
Preterite
  • I officered
  • you officered
  • he/she officered
  • we officered
  • you officered
  • they officered
Present Continuous
  • I am officering
  • you are officering
  • he/she is officering
  • we are officering
  • you are officering
  • they are officering
Present Perfect
  • I have officered
  • you have officered
  • he/she has officered
  • we have officered
  • you have officered
  • they have officered
Past Continuous
  • I was officering
  • you were officering
  • he/she was officering
  • we were officering
  • you were officering
  • they were officering
Past Perfect
  • I had officered
  • you had officered
  • he/she had officered
  • we had officered
  • you had officered
  • they had officered
Future
  • I will officer
  • you will officer
  • he/she will officer
  • we will officer
  • you will officer
  • they will officer
Future Perfect
  • I will have officered
  • you will have officered
  • he/she will have officered
  • we will have officered
  • you will have officered
  • they will have officered
Future Continuous
  • I will be officering
  • you will be officering
  • he/she will be officering
  • we will be officering
  • you will be officering
  • they will be officering
Present Perfect Continuous
  • I have been officering
  • you have been officering
  • he/she has been officering
  • we have been officering
  • you have been officering
  • they have been officering
Future Perfect Continuous
  • I will have been officering
  • you will have been officering
  • he/she will have been officering
  • we will have been officering
  • you will have been officering
  • they will have been officering
Past Perfect Continuous
  • I had been officering
  • you had been officering
  • he/she had been officering
  • we had been officering
  • you had been officering
  • they had been officering
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