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单词 captaincy
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captaincy
noun[CorU]
uk
/ˈkæp.tɪn.si/us
/ˈkæp.tən.si/
thepositionofcaptain(=leader)of asportsteam:
（运动队的）队长身份
He made asuddendecisionto give up the captaincy.他突然决定放弃队长的职位。
The captaincy for aninternationalmatchis agreathonour.担任国际比赛的队长是一项巨大的荣誉。
(alsoCaptaincy)
thepositionofcaptainof ashipor anaircraft:
I got myaircraftcaptaincy very early.
Suchknotscan alsoindicateCaptaincy of aship.
(alsoCaptaincy)
thepositionofcaptain(= an officer'srank)in the Britisharmyornavy, or in the USairforce,MarineCorps,CoastGuard, or the USpoliceandfiredepartments:
Agrammarschooleducationand a captaincy in thearmymade him what he is.
Under the Captaincy of Fred Beadle, thefirebrigaderespondedto manyemergencies.
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captain
More examples
  • Shelosther captaincy of thevolleyballteam.
  • He willbringthe sameintensityto his captaincy that hebroughtto theteamas aplayer.
  • The captaincy of anaircraftcarriercallsforskillsfardifferent from the captaincy of asailingvessel.
  • In 1756 he waspromotedto a captaincy ofmarines.
SMART Vocabulary: related words and phrases
Ship's officers
  • boatswain
  • bosun
  • captain
  • first mate
  • first officer
  • master
  • mate
  • privateer
  • purser
  • sea captain
  • skipper

You can also find related words, phrases, and synonyms in the topics:

General ranks in the armed forces
(Definition ofcaptaincyfrom theCambridge Advanced Learner's Dictionary & Thesaurus© Cambridge University Press)
captaincy
noun[CorU]
uk
/ˈkæp.tɪn.si/us
/ˈkæp.tən.si/
thepositionofcaptain(=leader)of asportsteam
（运动队的）队长身份
He made asuddendecisionto give up the captaincy.他突然决定放弃队长的职位。
The captaincy for aninternationalmatchis agreathonour.担任国际比赛的队长是一项巨大的荣誉。
See
captain
More examples
  • Shelosther captaincy of thevolleyballteam.
  • He willbringthe sameintensityto his captaincy that hebroughtto theteamas aplayer.
  • The captaincy of anaircraftcarriercallsforskillsfardifferent from the captaincy of asailingvessel.
  • In 1756 he waspromotedto a captaincy ofmarines.

Examplesofcaptaincy

captaincy
The issue of communities is as complex as the differences among the brotherhoods in such a vastcaptaincy.
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The ship of state was sailing on a narrower and therefore less even keel, as it were; its inflexiblecaptaincyparadoxically giving greater leeway to external pressures.
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As a consequence, under yourcaptaincy, our hull is pressed deep into the waterline under the accumulated weight of your debt.
FromEuroparl Parallel Corpus - English
Fourthly, they do not possess what one might term the quality ofcaptaincy.
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The officers seeking permanent commissions are mostly war-hardened men who want acaptaincyor a majority.
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American commitment, indeedcaptaincy, has been inevitably the cornerstone.
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This is not an elective office any more than is thecaptaincyof a ship.
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The failure of most captaincies was related to the resistance of the indigenous peoples, shipwrecks and internal disputes between the colonizers.
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At least a few of the later captaincies were islands or capes of negligible size.
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These captaincies general should be distinguished from the ones given to almost all of the conquistadores, which was based on an older tradition.
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Hiscaptaincywas disciplinarian in nature but his teammates respected his broad cricket knowledge.
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He managed to consolidate thecaptaincy, cultivating sugar cane, installing the first sugar plantations, tobacco and cotton.
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Ingle eventually resigned thecaptaincy, or was manoeuvred out of it, amid some bitterness, it said.
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The institution of thecaptaincygeneral predated the viceroyalty, but was incorporated into the latter when the viceroyalties were established in the mid-16th century.
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The captaincies were, therefore, a scaled-down version of the donatrio system.
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