captaincy
船长,舰长,队长,冠军
Definitions
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plural cap·tain·cies for 2.
- : the office or rank of a captain.
- : a district or area administered by a captain.
- : the ability of a captain; captainship.
Examples
He went 0-2 as a starter, which jeopardized Washington’s first-place standing in the NFC East, and in between he was fined $40,000 and stripped of his captaincy for partying without a mask following a loss to the Seattle Seahawks.
Rivera fined Haskins $40,000 and revoked his captaincy but did not release him.
The operational captaincy check involved ground and air based practical tests, spread over a two day period.
Meantime the discontents in the northern provinces had broken out into open insurrection, in the captaincy of Pernambuco.
She told me that Luiz do Rego had sent home many fine minerals from the captaincy, and also some fossils.
They served the war out, Abner rising just before the end to a captaincy, Edward serving always as a private in the ranks.
His friend Greene gave another reason than ambition to explain his desire for the captaincy.
Bones was by way of being examined in subjects C and D, for promotion to captaincy, and Hamilton was the examining officer.