captain

UK:  ['kæptɪn]

US:  ['kæptɪn]

复数：captains  过去分词：captained  现在分词：captaining  

v.

1.统率,指挥,做…的首领

n.

1.处长;队长;船长;堡主;服务员领班

2.船长,舰长,机长

3.(球队的)队长;(学校班级的)级长,(小组的)组长

4.〔美国〕消防队队长;政党的地方领导人

5.〔英国〕(陆军及海军陆战队)上尉;〔美国〕(陆、空军及海军陆战队)上尉;〔英、美〕(海军)上校;舰长

6.首领;领队者,指挥者;魁首,头子

7.大尉,大佐;连长;军官

8.将领,大将;领袖;主宰;

9.名将,军事指挥家

10.(工厂等的)管理员,监督员

1 . Should the captain call, you must be ready to leave those distractions and come running, without even looking back.
对于船长的召唤，你必须随时准备好放掉那些让你分心的事物并且以最快的速度头也不回地跑回船上。

2 . M: It's meant to be a secret Captain, between the children and me.
玛：上校，这可是我和孩子之间的秘密。

3 . For years, as captain of a one hundred foot sword-boat, Greenlaw braved dangerous weather, and was away from home for months at a time.
作为全长100英尺的剑鱼船船长，格林鲁长年勇敢地面对恶劣天气，有一次曾离家漂流数月。

4 . Later when she heard that Captain smith had been wounded and was in an army hospital in England, she decided to visit him.
后来她听说史密斯上校受了伤在英格兰一家军地医院住院就决定去探望他。

5 . "A long way from here, if it were up to me, sir, " the Captain said.
“一个很长的路从这里，如果它了对我来说，先生，”船长说。