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commander-in-chief
commandant en chef
inglese
inglese
francese
francese
commander-in-chief SOST
francese
francese
inglese
inglese
commandant [kɔmɑ̃dɑ̃] SOST m
major
squadron leader ingl brit
major ingl am
commandant de bord AVIAZ, NAUT
I. chef [ʃɛf] SOST m
1. chef (meneur):
2. chef MILIT:
boss colloq
my boss colloq
salut, chef! colloq
hi, boss! colloq
3. chef (patron, dirigeant):
4. chef GASTR:
5. chef (as, champion):
chef colloq
6. chef (tête):
chef disuso
off my/their own bat ingl brit colloq
7. chef (chapitre):
II. chef [ʃɛf] SOST f colloq
boss colloq
at home, she's the boss colloq
III. chef [ʃɛf]
works foreman ingl brit
class prefect ingl brit
class monitor ingl brit
class president ingl am
senior registrar ingl brit
chef de file POL
chef de file NAUT
engine driver ingl brit
chef de plateau CINEM, TV
chef de projet COMM
chef de service AMMIN
clinical director ingl brit
guard ingl brit
conductor ingl am
I. petit (petite) [p(ə)ti, it] AGG
1. petit personne, pied, objet, arbre, entreprise:
2. petit (en longueur, durée):
petit (petite) foulée, promenade, distance, paragraphe
3. petit (en âge):
petit (petite) (objectivement)
4. petit (en quantité, prix, force):
petit (petite) somme, appétit, majorité, volume, quantité, groupe
petit (petite) mangeur, buveur
petit (petite) salaire, loyer
petit (petite) tape, vent, averse
petit (petite) cri, rire, sourire
petit (petite) goût, espoir, chance
5. petit (en gravité):
petit (petite) inconvénient, détail, défaut, opération
petit (petite) rhume
petit (petite) égratignure, souci
6. petit (dans une hiérarchie):
petit (petite) marque, cru
petit (petite) situation, emploi
petit (petite) fonctionnaire, dignitaire
petit (petite) poète
7. petit (pour minimiser):
petit (petite)
a little favour ingl brit
give me a ring ingl brit
to make a fuss of sb ingl brit
8. petit (en sentiment):
mon petit chou colloq ou poulet colloq
sweetie colloq
mon petit chou colloq ou poulet colloq
honey colloq
a bitch sl
9. petit:
petit (petite) (mesquin) personne, procédé
petit (petite) (étroit) conception
II. petit (petite) [p(ə)ti, it] SOST m (f)
1. petit:
petit (petite) (enfant)
the kids colloq
2. petit (adulte de petite taille):
petit (petite)
III. petit (petite) [p(ə)ti, it] AVV
chausser/tailler petit chaussures, vêtements:
IV. petit SOST m
1. petit (jeune animal):
faire des petits chienne:
faire des petits (se multiplier) fig argent:
2. petit (personne modeste):
V. petit (petite) [p(ə)ti, it]
petit aigle ZOOL
petit bleu disuso
petit coin colloq (toilettes) eufem
loo ingl brit colloq
petit coin colloq (toilettes) eufem
bathroom ingl am
to go to the loo ingl brit colloq
to go to the bathroom ingl am
petit écran colloq
small screen colloq
loo ingl brit colloq
bathroom ingl am
to go to the loo ingl brit colloq
to go to the bathroom ingl am
petit juif colloq
petit nom colloq (prénom)
petit quart NAUT
classified ad colloq
petite école colloq
petite reine SPORT
petites classes colloq SCUOLA
petites gens colloq
petits chevaux GIOCHI
ludo sing
commandant(e) [kɔmɑ̃dɑ̃, ɑ̃t] SOST m(f)
1. commandant MILIT:
squadron leader ingl brit
major ingl am
2. commandant AVIAZ, NAUT:
commandant(e) [kɔmɑ͂dɑ͂, ɑ͂t] SOST m(f)
1. commandant MILIT:
2. commandant AVIAZ, NAUT:
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In the time that it takes us to die, other forces and commanders can come and take our place.
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In doing so, he also became the "de facto" political and military commander of the area.
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Commanders in other areas failed, and the plot was answered by a military crackdown.
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Some commanders have a full detailed route card as well as the moon route card when doing night navigation.
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During this period, both of the high commanders were unaware of the severity of the battle.
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