Definition of chief warrant officer in English:

chief warrant officer

noun

A rank in the US armed forces, above warrant officer and below the lowest-ranking commissioned officer.
（美军）特级-三级准尉（高于四级准尉，低于委任军官）
Example sentencesExamples
- This applies to staff sergeants and above, chief warrant officers two and above and first lieutenants and above to colonels.
- Several years ago, two Army chief warrant officers counted on the best-case scenario.
- My father, a retired Army chief warrant officer 4 and Vietnam veteran, is fighting to return to service, and to be deployed to the Mideast.
- Upon completion of WOCD, he received a direct appointment to chief warrant officer two with an assignment to the Warrant Officer Division, PERSCOM, as an action officer.
- I could not believe that a chief warrant officer 3 has a problem following regulations.
- Oh, and there's a chief warrant officer, too!
- Our contract linguist and a chief warrant officer two came to us as a human intelligence package and provided great support in hasty interrogation.
- They were young troopers and old soldiers, private to captain to chief warrant officer 4.
- The chief warrant officers and I insisted that the equipment that left our shop perform at the highest standards.
- Not until after she enlisted did Mercado learn that her grandfather was a retired Army chief warrant officer.
- It is a task-organized team consisting of a chief warrant officer and Department of the Army civilian technicians from AMC's major subordinate commands.
- I am a chief warrant officer in MOS 670A, Health Services Maintenance Technician.
- He was a cook in the Air Force, retiring as a chief warrant officer after 29 years of service.
- If they want to become a sergeant first class, a chief warrant officer, or a field grade officer, for example, they are going to have to plan on some extra days, attend meetings and planning conferences, and take on additional schooling.
- It is led by a 351B CI chief warrant officer and staffed with four enlisted 97B CI agents.
- I distinctly remember a video of a chief warrant officer asking a lieutenant: ‘Do you think we can make it between those trees?’
- The chief warrant officer developed several tactics, techniques and procedures to restore legacy voice routing.
- The only personnel in the Army inventory that meet these requirements are chief warrant officers.

Definition of chief warrant officer in US English:

chief warrant officer

nountʃif ˈwɔrənt ˈɔfəsər

A member of the US armed forces ranking above warrant officer and below the lowest-ranking commissioned officer.
（美军）特级-三级准尉（高于四级准尉，低于委任军官）
Example sentencesExamples
- They were young troopers and old soldiers, private to captain to chief warrant officer 4.
- I distinctly remember a video of a chief warrant officer asking a lieutenant: ‘Do you think we can make it between those trees?’
- Oh, and there's a chief warrant officer, too!
- This applies to staff sergeants and above, chief warrant officers two and above and first lieutenants and above to colonels.
- My father, a retired Army chief warrant officer 4 and Vietnam veteran, is fighting to return to service, and to be deployed to the Mideast.
- The chief warrant officer developed several tactics, techniques and procedures to restore legacy voice routing.
- Upon completion of WOCD, he received a direct appointment to chief warrant officer two with an assignment to the Warrant Officer Division, PERSCOM, as an action officer.
- I am a chief warrant officer in MOS 670A, Health Services Maintenance Technician.
- The chief warrant officers and I insisted that the equipment that left our shop perform at the highest standards.
- Several years ago, two Army chief warrant officers counted on the best-case scenario.
- Not until after she enlisted did Mercado learn that her grandfather was a retired Army chief warrant officer.
- He was a cook in the Air Force, retiring as a chief warrant officer after 29 years of service.
- If they want to become a sergeant first class, a chief warrant officer, or a field grade officer, for example, they are going to have to plan on some extra days, attend meetings and planning conferences, and take on additional schooling.
- It is led by a 351B CI chief warrant officer and staffed with four enlisted 97B CI agents.
- I could not believe that a chief warrant officer 3 has a problem following regulations.
- Our contract linguist and a chief warrant officer two came to us as a human intelligence package and provided great support in hasty interrogation.
- It is a task-organized team consisting of a chief warrant officer and Department of the Army civilian technicians from AMC's major subordinate commands.
- The only personnel in the Army inventory that meet these requirements are chief warrant officers.

单词	chief warrant officer
释义	Definition of chief warrant officer in English: chief warrant officer noun A rank in the US armed forces, above warrant officer and below the lowest-ranking commissioned officer. （美军）特级-三级准尉（高于四级准尉，低于委任军官） Example sentencesExamples This applies to staff sergeants and above, chief warrant officers two and above and first lieutenants and above to colonels. Several years ago, two Army chief warrant officers counted on the best-case scenario. My father, a retired Army chief warrant officer 4 and Vietnam veteran, is fighting to return to service, and to be deployed to the Mideast. Upon completion of WOCD, he received a direct appointment to chief warrant officer two with an assignment to the Warrant Officer Division, PERSCOM, as an action officer. I could not believe that a chief warrant officer 3 has a problem following regulations. Oh, and there's a chief warrant officer, too! Our contract linguist and a chief warrant officer two came to us as a human intelligence package and provided great support in hasty interrogation. They were young troopers and old soldiers, private to captain to chief warrant officer 4. The chief warrant officers and I insisted that the equipment that left our shop perform at the highest standards. Not until after she enlisted did Mercado learn that her grandfather was a retired Army chief warrant officer. It is a task-organized team consisting of a chief warrant officer and Department of the Army civilian technicians from AMC's major subordinate commands. I am a chief warrant officer in MOS 670A, Health Services Maintenance Technician. He was a cook in the Air Force, retiring as a chief warrant officer after 29 years of service. If they want to become a sergeant first class, a chief warrant officer, or a field grade officer, for example, they are going to have to plan on some extra days, attend meetings and planning conferences, and take on additional schooling. It is led by a 351B CI chief warrant officer and staffed with four enlisted 97B CI agents. I distinctly remember a video of a chief warrant officer asking a lieutenant: ‘Do you think we can make it between those trees?’ The chief warrant officer developed several tactics, techniques and procedures to restore legacy voice routing. The only personnel in the Army inventory that meet these requirements are chief warrant officers. Definition of chief warrant officer in US English: chief warrant officer nountʃif ˈwɔrənt ˈɔfəsər A member of the US armed forces ranking above warrant officer and below the lowest-ranking commissioned officer. （美军）特级-三级准尉（高于四级准尉，低于委任军官） Example sentencesExamples They were young troopers and old soldiers, private to captain to chief warrant officer 4. I distinctly remember a video of a chief warrant officer asking a lieutenant: ‘Do you think we can make it between those trees?’ Oh, and there's a chief warrant officer, too! This applies to staff sergeants and above, chief warrant officers two and above and first lieutenants and above to colonels. My father, a retired Army chief warrant officer 4 and Vietnam veteran, is fighting to return to service, and to be deployed to the Mideast. The chief warrant officer developed several tactics, techniques and procedures to restore legacy voice routing. Upon completion of WOCD, he received a direct appointment to chief warrant officer two with an assignment to the Warrant Officer Division, PERSCOM, as an action officer. I am a chief warrant officer in MOS 670A, Health Services Maintenance Technician. The chief warrant officers and I insisted that the equipment that left our shop perform at the highest standards. Several years ago, two Army chief warrant officers counted on the best-case scenario. Not until after she enlisted did Mercado learn that her grandfather was a retired Army chief warrant officer. He was a cook in the Air Force, retiring as a chief warrant officer after 29 years of service. If they want to become a sergeant first class, a chief warrant officer, or a field grade officer, for example, they are going to have to plan on some extra days, attend meetings and planning conferences, and take on additional schooling. It is led by a 351B CI chief warrant officer and staffed with four enlisted 97B CI agents. I could not believe that a chief warrant officer 3 has a problem following regulations. Our contract linguist and a chief warrant officer two came to us as a human intelligence package and provided great support in hasty interrogation. It is a task-organized team consisting of a chief warrant officer and Department of the Army civilian technicians from AMC's major subordinate commands. The only personnel in the Army inventory that meet these requirements are chief warrant officers.
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