Definition of A-team in English:

A-team

noun

A group of elite soldiers or the top advisers or other staff in an organization.
（一个机构中由精锐战士、高级顾问或优秀员工组成的）精英小组，最佳阵容
Example sentencesExamples
- He also had a luncheon meeting with his A-team along with the executive directors.
- Due diligence was also required to get the capital needed, so Wright assigned the job to his A-team.
- When the A-team members left, they took a lot of their high-tech equipment with them.
- So the Special Forces A-team directed a precision bomb right outside the commander's headquarters.
- He has recruited an A-team from Corporate America to help pull off a radical turnaround.
- Truth be told, though, this isn't much of an A-team.
- Come on BBC, put the A-team behind the mikes for the men's final.
- The so-called A-team, which directed American bombers to enemy positions, helped to unseat the enemy and made a huge contribution to the war, its commander said.
- It doesn't help that they didn't assign their A-team to this film.
- ‘We've got our A-team out here,’ Sergeant Bradley says.
- ‘The area has never been cleared,’ says Captain Don Ray, who commands the Special Forces A-team based in Kunduz.
- You'll meet an A-team, a very special group of special forces soldiers here doing a very difficult mission.
- At his initial meeting with the A-team squad on June 26, all but two said that they backed their senior colleagues, and they signed a letter to that effect and sent it to the board.
- In one incident, a U.S. Special Forces A-team, accompanied by a Canadian reconnaissance squadron, encountered a group of Somalis who had been wounded in an earlier clash.
- Together they form a formidable A-team of masterful musicians who are so special you feel that they are capable of tilting the world on its axis.
- The company's sense of itself was founded on an A-team working happily and fruitfully together.
- This was the largest number of A-teams in the field for one operation, surpassing the total number of ODAs engaged at any one time during the Vietnam War-about 85.
- Despite this Lee cannot get so much as a look-in at the A-team squad.
- Their own A-team has taken to the streets to help police battle crime.
- Star manager Michael Jordan left active duty in 1998, but he remained on the board and his A-team of managers ran the funds.

Origin

1970s: from sports terminology in which an organization's A-team is its best team.

Definition of A-team in US English:

A-team

nounˈeɪˌtimˈāˌtēm

A group of elite soldiers or the top advisers or workers in an organization.
（一个机构中由精锐战士、高级顾问或优秀员工组成的）精英小组，最佳阵容
Example sentencesExamples
- Their own A-team has taken to the streets to help police battle crime.
- It doesn't help that they didn't assign their A-team to this film.
- The so-called A-team, which directed American bombers to enemy positions, helped to unseat the enemy and made a huge contribution to the war, its commander said.
- In one incident, a U.S. Special Forces A-team, accompanied by a Canadian reconnaissance squadron, encountered a group of Somalis who had been wounded in an earlier clash.
- This was the largest number of A-teams in the field for one operation, surpassing the total number of ODAs engaged at any one time during the Vietnam War-about 85.
- You'll meet an A-team, a very special group of special forces soldiers here doing a very difficult mission.
- Truth be told, though, this isn't much of an A-team.
- ‘The area has never been cleared,’ says Captain Don Ray, who commands the Special Forces A-team based in Kunduz.
- He also had a luncheon meeting with his A-team along with the executive directors.
- When the A-team members left, they took a lot of their high-tech equipment with them.
- ‘We've got our A-team out here,’ Sergeant Bradley says.
- So the Special Forces A-team directed a precision bomb right outside the commander's headquarters.
- Together they form a formidable A-team of masterful musicians who are so special you feel that they are capable of tilting the world on its axis.
- Due diligence was also required to get the capital needed, so Wright assigned the job to his A-team.
- At his initial meeting with the A-team squad on June 26, all but two said that they backed their senior colleagues, and they signed a letter to that effect and sent it to the board.
- He has recruited an A-team from Corporate America to help pull off a radical turnaround.
- The company's sense of itself was founded on an A-team working happily and fruitfully together.
- Star manager Michael Jordan left active duty in 1998, but he remained on the board and his A-team of managers ran the funds.
- Despite this Lee cannot get so much as a look-in at the A-team squad.
- Come on BBC, put the A-team behind the mikes for the men's final.

Origin

1970s: from sports terminology in which an organization's A-team is its best team.

单词	A-team
释义	Definition of A-team in English: A-team noun A group of elite soldiers or the top advisers or other staff in an organization. （一个机构中由精锐战士、高级顾问或优秀员工组成的）精英小组，最佳阵容 Example sentencesExamples He also had a luncheon meeting with his A-team along with the executive directors. Due diligence was also required to get the capital needed, so Wright assigned the job to his A-team. When the A-team members left, they took a lot of their high-tech equipment with them. So the Special Forces A-team directed a precision bomb right outside the commander's headquarters. He has recruited an A-team from Corporate America to help pull off a radical turnaround. Truth be told, though, this isn't much of an A-team. Come on BBC, put the A-team behind the mikes for the men's final. The so-called A-team, which directed American bombers to enemy positions, helped to unseat the enemy and made a huge contribution to the war, its commander said. It doesn't help that they didn't assign their A-team to this film. ‘We've got our A-team out here,’ Sergeant Bradley says. ‘The area has never been cleared,’ says Captain Don Ray, who commands the Special Forces A-team based in Kunduz. You'll meet an A-team, a very special group of special forces soldiers here doing a very difficult mission. At his initial meeting with the A-team squad on June 26, all but two said that they backed their senior colleagues, and they signed a letter to that effect and sent it to the board. In one incident, a U.S. Special Forces A-team, accompanied by a Canadian reconnaissance squadron, encountered a group of Somalis who had been wounded in an earlier clash. Together they form a formidable A-team of masterful musicians who are so special you feel that they are capable of tilting the world on its axis. The company's sense of itself was founded on an A-team working happily and fruitfully together. This was the largest number of A-teams in the field for one operation, surpassing the total number of ODAs engaged at any one time during the Vietnam War-about 85. Despite this Lee cannot get so much as a look-in at the A-team squad. Their own A-team has taken to the streets to help police battle crime. Star manager Michael Jordan left active duty in 1998, but he remained on the board and his A-team of managers ran the funds. Origin 1970s: from sports terminology in which an organization's A-team is its best team. Definition of A-team in US English: A-team nounˈeɪˌtimˈāˌtēm A group of elite soldiers or the top advisers or workers in an organization. （一个机构中由精锐战士、高级顾问或优秀员工组成的）精英小组，最佳阵容 Example sentencesExamples Their own A-team has taken to the streets to help police battle crime. It doesn't help that they didn't assign their A-team to this film. The so-called A-team, which directed American bombers to enemy positions, helped to unseat the enemy and made a huge contribution to the war, its commander said. In one incident, a U.S. Special Forces A-team, accompanied by a Canadian reconnaissance squadron, encountered a group of Somalis who had been wounded in an earlier clash. This was the largest number of A-teams in the field for one operation, surpassing the total number of ODAs engaged at any one time during the Vietnam War-about 85. You'll meet an A-team, a very special group of special forces soldiers here doing a very difficult mission. Truth be told, though, this isn't much of an A-team. ‘The area has never been cleared,’ says Captain Don Ray, who commands the Special Forces A-team based in Kunduz. He also had a luncheon meeting with his A-team along with the executive directors. When the A-team members left, they took a lot of their high-tech equipment with them. ‘We've got our A-team out here,’ Sergeant Bradley says. So the Special Forces A-team directed a precision bomb right outside the commander's headquarters. Together they form a formidable A-team of masterful musicians who are so special you feel that they are capable of tilting the world on its axis. Due diligence was also required to get the capital needed, so Wright assigned the job to his A-team. At his initial meeting with the A-team squad on June 26, all but two said that they backed their senior colleagues, and they signed a letter to that effect and sent it to the board. He has recruited an A-team from Corporate America to help pull off a radical turnaround. The company's sense of itself was founded on an A-team working happily and fruitfully together. Star manager Michael Jordan left active duty in 1998, but he remained on the board and his A-team of managers ran the funds. Despite this Lee cannot get so much as a look-in at the A-team squad. Come on BBC, put the A-team behind the mikes for the men's final. Origin 1970s: from sports terminology in which an organization's A-team is its best team.
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