billet 的 3 个定义
- lodging for a soldier, student, etc., as in a private home or nonmilitary public building.
- Military. an official order, written or verbal, directing the person to whom it is addressed to provide such lodging.
- a place assigned, as a bunk, berth, or the like, to a member of a ship's crew.
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bil·let·ed, bil·let·ing.
- Military. to direct by ticket, note, or verbal order, where to lodge.
- to provide lodging for; quarter: We arranged with the townspeople to billet the students.
bil·let·ed, bil·let·ing.
- to obtain lodging; stay: They billeted in youth hostels.
billet 近义词
housing
更多billet例句
- My office still has no billet and no funding, this year and the next.
- Fighting fires isn’t a specific military billet, but it fits under the broader umbrella of tasks the military has to do in addition to the work of war.
- He doesn't believe in my zeal for efficiency at Mudros; he thinks my little plan is to work General Ellison into the billet.
- What were invasions and armies—what were kings and kingdoms—to the slightest wish of the being who had written this billet?
- One end of the bar is flattened and pierced with small holes, while at the other a billet of wood is suspended from a chain.
- Afterwards I hurried to my billet and hastily packed up all my kit, and marched the regiment down to the trenches.
- In passing through the yard, the leader of the band fell over a billet of wood, and received a momentary hurt from the fall.