Definition of chief of staff in English:

chief of staff

noun

The senior staff officer of a service, command, or formation.
（兵种、司令部或兵团）参谋长
Example sentencesExamples
- This gives them exposure and access to the chief of staff and other members of the staff.
- Well, the joint chiefs of staff are senior officers who have to be loyal to the president, whether the president deserves their loyalty or not.
- The ministry of defense provides administrative and operational control over the three services through their respective chiefs of staff.
- He was Ronald Reagan's national security adviser, and in 1989 became the youngest chairman of the joint chiefs of staff, the most senior military office in the United States.
- Such rumors were often included in intelligence reports placed before the chiefs of staff in London.
- For example, in some forces of the United States, the chief officer would have a chief of staff.
- He seems to have acted more as a chief of staff than a strategist.
- Your chiefs of staff said that they would give us the necessary help, on condition that someone whom they would nominate could be shown all the details of the work on which we had based our assessment.
- The Commissioner has a female staff officer and he has a chief of staff who is female.
- In 1933 he put in a request and got appointed chief of staff of a military pilot school.
- The course could expand its current target audience of brigadier and major generals to include former brigade commanders, division chiefs of staff, corps G3s, and other senior colonels.
- He later transferred to Austin, where he served as the chief of staff for the Air National Guard.
- He's the deputy chief of staff and senior adviser to the president and he continues to do his duties.
- In the film, JFK, as commander-in-chief, has to bypass the military chain of command to keep the chiefs of staff from manipulating the rules of engagement to start a war.
- I applaud the Army chief of staff for approving the creation of the Combat Action Badge.
- I did see his chief of staff at our second annual tribal dignitaries meeting.
- The next vice chief of the Guard Bureau will become the chief of staff for the joint bureau.
- It is the first time in Army history that a chief of staff has had to wait for so long for the service of a deputy.
- Consisting of the prime minister, the service ministers, the chiefs of staff, and the foreign minister, the Council proved somewhat more effective.
- The chairman of the joint chiefs of staff is the statutory military advisor to the NSC, and the director of central intelligence is the intelligence advisor.

Definition of chief of staff in US English:

chief of staff

nountʃif əv

The senior staff officer of a service or command.
（兵种、司令部或兵团）参谋长
Example sentencesExamples
- In the film, JFK, as commander-in-chief, has to bypass the military chain of command to keep the chiefs of staff from manipulating the rules of engagement to start a war.
- I did see his chief of staff at our second annual tribal dignitaries meeting.
- He's the deputy chief of staff and senior adviser to the president and he continues to do his duties.
- The course could expand its current target audience of brigadier and major generals to include former brigade commanders, division chiefs of staff, corps G3s, and other senior colonels.
- I applaud the Army chief of staff for approving the creation of the Combat Action Badge.
- In 1933 he put in a request and got appointed chief of staff of a military pilot school.
- This gives them exposure and access to the chief of staff and other members of the staff.
- Well, the joint chiefs of staff are senior officers who have to be loyal to the president, whether the president deserves their loyalty or not.
- Such rumors were often included in intelligence reports placed before the chiefs of staff in London.
- It is the first time in Army history that a chief of staff has had to wait for so long for the service of a deputy.
- Your chiefs of staff said that they would give us the necessary help, on condition that someone whom they would nominate could be shown all the details of the work on which we had based our assessment.
- The Commissioner has a female staff officer and he has a chief of staff who is female.
- He later transferred to Austin, where he served as the chief of staff for the Air National Guard.
- The ministry of defense provides administrative and operational control over the three services through their respective chiefs of staff.
- He was Ronald Reagan's national security adviser, and in 1989 became the youngest chairman of the joint chiefs of staff, the most senior military office in the United States.
- The next vice chief of the Guard Bureau will become the chief of staff for the joint bureau.
- For example, in some forces of the United States, the chief officer would have a chief of staff.
- He seems to have acted more as a chief of staff than a strategist.
- The chairman of the joint chiefs of staff is the statutory military advisor to the NSC, and the director of central intelligence is the intelligence advisor.
- Consisting of the prime minister, the service ministers, the chiefs of staff, and the foreign minister, the Council proved somewhat more effective.

单词	chief of staff
释义	Definition of chief of staff in English: chief of staff noun The senior staff officer of a service, command, or formation. （兵种、司令部或兵团）参谋长 Example sentencesExamples This gives them exposure and access to the chief of staff and other members of the staff. Well, the joint chiefs of staff are senior officers who have to be loyal to the president, whether the president deserves their loyalty or not. The ministry of defense provides administrative and operational control over the three services through their respective chiefs of staff. He was Ronald Reagan's national security adviser, and in 1989 became the youngest chairman of the joint chiefs of staff, the most senior military office in the United States. Such rumors were often included in intelligence reports placed before the chiefs of staff in London. For example, in some forces of the United States, the chief officer would have a chief of staff. He seems to have acted more as a chief of staff than a strategist. Your chiefs of staff said that they would give us the necessary help, on condition that someone whom they would nominate could be shown all the details of the work on which we had based our assessment. The Commissioner has a female staff officer and he has a chief of staff who is female. In 1933 he put in a request and got appointed chief of staff of a military pilot school. The course could expand its current target audience of brigadier and major generals to include former brigade commanders, division chiefs of staff, corps G3s, and other senior colonels. He later transferred to Austin, where he served as the chief of staff for the Air National Guard. He's the deputy chief of staff and senior adviser to the president and he continues to do his duties. In the film, JFK, as commander-in-chief, has to bypass the military chain of command to keep the chiefs of staff from manipulating the rules of engagement to start a war. I applaud the Army chief of staff for approving the creation of the Combat Action Badge. I did see his chief of staff at our second annual tribal dignitaries meeting. The next vice chief of the Guard Bureau will become the chief of staff for the joint bureau. It is the first time in Army history that a chief of staff has had to wait for so long for the service of a deputy. Consisting of the prime minister, the service ministers, the chiefs of staff, and the foreign minister, the Council proved somewhat more effective. The chairman of the joint chiefs of staff is the statutory military advisor to the NSC, and the director of central intelligence is the intelligence advisor. Definition of chief of staff in US English: chief of staff nountʃif əv The senior staff officer of a service or command. （兵种、司令部或兵团）参谋长 Example sentencesExamples In the film, JFK, as commander-in-chief, has to bypass the military chain of command to keep the chiefs of staff from manipulating the rules of engagement to start a war. I did see his chief of staff at our second annual tribal dignitaries meeting. He's the deputy chief of staff and senior adviser to the president and he continues to do his duties. The course could expand its current target audience of brigadier and major generals to include former brigade commanders, division chiefs of staff, corps G3s, and other senior colonels. I applaud the Army chief of staff for approving the creation of the Combat Action Badge. In 1933 he put in a request and got appointed chief of staff of a military pilot school. This gives them exposure and access to the chief of staff and other members of the staff. Well, the joint chiefs of staff are senior officers who have to be loyal to the president, whether the president deserves their loyalty or not. Such rumors were often included in intelligence reports placed before the chiefs of staff in London. It is the first time in Army history that a chief of staff has had to wait for so long for the service of a deputy. Your chiefs of staff said that they would give us the necessary help, on condition that someone whom they would nominate could be shown all the details of the work on which we had based our assessment. The Commissioner has a female staff officer and he has a chief of staff who is female. He later transferred to Austin, where he served as the chief of staff for the Air National Guard. The ministry of defense provides administrative and operational control over the three services through their respective chiefs of staff. He was Ronald Reagan's national security adviser, and in 1989 became the youngest chairman of the joint chiefs of staff, the most senior military office in the United States. The next vice chief of the Guard Bureau will become the chief of staff for the joint bureau. For example, in some forces of the United States, the chief officer would have a chief of staff. He seems to have acted more as a chief of staff than a strategist. The chairman of the joint chiefs of staff is the statutory military advisor to the NSC, and the director of central intelligence is the intelligence advisor. Consisting of the prime minister, the service ministers, the chiefs of staff, and the foreign minister, the Council proved somewhat more effective.
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