lieutenant
letnan
translation of 'lieutenant'
noun
letnan,
kapitan,
kapten
example
No one would question the sight of a military police 'lieutenant' taking his gear from one place to another.
Are the results as crisp and orderly as when the colonel commands the 'lieutenant' ?
As a Shawnee police department 'lieutenant' explained to reporters, the transparent tape performed as advertised.
In 1978 he was appointed deputy lord 'lieutenant' for Wiltshire.
Although they had lost a loyal 'lieutenant' , the battle was not over.
Thereafter he was Edward's chief 'lieutenant' in the north.
The company commander thought the new 'lieutenant' and staff sergeant were scapegoats for superior officers in their chain of command.
His vast influence in the north-east made Charles I appoint him king's 'lieutenant' in the north.
A 'lieutenant' or staff sergeant can easily find themselves in charge of a $25,000 cash monthly field-ordering officer account.
The team, made up of one major, four captains, one 'lieutenant' , one first sergeant, and three sergeants first class, began the arduous task of preparing the foreign soldiers for combat.
And the 'lieutenant' was the leader of the platoon.
The young 'lieutenant' later became Lord Roberts and commander-in-chief of the Indian army.
In a separate incident, guerrillas killed a police 'lieutenant' in the same city.
There the saluting officer was Major Edmund Gartside, who is deputy lord 'lieutenant' of Manchester.
After a portentous prologue, the film shifts five years ahead, showing him in his new position as 'lieutenant' in the citizen police force.
In September 1945 I was a surgeon 'lieutenant' in the Royal Navy in Ceylon when I was sent to Sumatra with a naval landing party to Belawan Deli, the port for Medan, the principal city in the northern part of the island.
The police 'lieutenant' who handled the case of our intruder called and informed me that the man who broke into our house was found dead in his jail cell.
‘I only had a pistol with me,’ said a police 'lieutenant' .
But I regard you as a 'lieutenant' available to assist as and when required.
He was commissioned a second 'lieutenant' through the Officer Candidate School program in 1969.
Initially the Navy had only two ranks, 'lieutenant' and captain; flag ranks were not established until the Civil War.
Five years later, he was appointed a second 'lieutenant' in the army's Topographical Engineers.
He was commissioned in mid-1944 and made flight 'lieutenant' two years later.
Mr Long, a former flight 'lieutenant' , was based at RAF Lyneham from 1962 until 1994.
On Tuesday I called the 'lieutenant' in charge of the buy-back program for some more information.
The only problem was Hunter never really knew what his trusted 'lieutenant' was thinking.
I was a naval gunfire officer in the Vietnam War - a Navy 'lieutenant' serving in the 7th Marine Regiment.
The two former military officers (Woodward served as a 'lieutenant' in the Navy) have been amigos for more than a dozen years.
Sir James has commanded in every rank from 'lieutenant' to vice-admiral.
A Navy 'lieutenant' in France broadcasted information and live entertainment to troops accompanying President Wilson to the 1919 Paris Peace Conference.
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