commandant

UK:  ['kɒməndænt]

US:  [.kɑmən'dɑnt]

复数：commandants  

n.

1.司令官;指挥官;防区[要塞]司令官

2.〔美国〕(陆军军官学校的)校长

1 . Adm. Allen, then the Coast Guard's commandant, was dispatched to the scene; he later said he knew right away the spill would be serious.
当时已担任美国海岸警卫队司令的艾伦被派到事发现场考察情况；他后来说，自己马上就意识到此次漏油事故会很严重。

2 . "The reason we focus so much on leadership is because we have no choice, " says Major General David Rutherford-Jones, commandant at RMAS.
“我们如此关注领导力是因为我们别无选择，”桑赫斯特皇家军事学院的司令官戴维•卢瑟福-琼斯（DavidRutherford-Jones）少将表示。

3 . But the coast guard commandant denied that his vessels were used to attack Misrata or any other Libyan city.
然而海岸警卫队司令否认他的船只被用来攻击密城或任何其他利比亚城市。

4 . The captains report to the commandant that they are ready to accomplish their tasks.
舰长向司令官汇报他们已经做好完成任务的准备。

5 . He once chanced to see a general on horseback, in full uniform, pass along the street, Comte Coutard, the commandant of Paris.
一次，他看见一个将军，古达尔伯爵，巴黎的卫戍司令，穿着全副军装，骑着马打街上走过。