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sublieutenant
[ suhb-loo-ten-uhnt ]
sublieutenant
/ 藢蝉蕦产濒蓹藞迟蓻苍蓹苍迟 /
noun
- the most junior commissioned officer in the Royal Navy and certain other navies
Derived Forms
- 藢蝉耻产濒颈别耻藞迟别苍补苍肠测, noun
Other 亚洲网紅露点 Forms
- 蝉耻产顎卨颈别耻路迟别苍顎僡苍路肠测 noun
亚洲网紅露点 History and Origins
Origin of sublieutenant1
Example Sentences
The next year, with Britain at war, the 19-year-old Philip went to sea as a sublieutenant aboard the battleship Ramillies in the Mediterranean fleet.
A sublieutenant sabers a student who had inadvertently jogged his elbow.
He became sublieutenant in the Thirty-fifth Regiment of infantry, and afterward, as lieutenant in the same corps, he signalized himself in Italy by a courage which was proof against everything.
The number of European troops in the Colony was fixed at 400 men-at-arms, divided into six companies, each under a captain, a sublieutenant, a sergeant, and two corporals.
When it was known that Anita was to ride with Broussard all the other sublieutenants who had hoped to sit in Broussard's saddle promptly provided themselves with other charming young ladies of the post.
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