ensign 的定义
- a flag or banner, as a military or naval standard used to indicate nationality.
- a badge of office or authority, as heraldic arms.
- a sign, token, or emblem: the dove, an ensign of peace.
- U.S. Navy and Coast Guard. the lowest commissioned officer, ranking next below a lieutenant, junior grade, and equal to a second lieutenant in the Army.
- Archaic. standard-bearer.
ensign 近义词
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更多ensign例句
- As a result, throughout the nation men returned to campuses, and universities and colleges began to grind out ensigns and lieutenants in the thousands.
- Hello, Sen. David Vitter, John Ensign, Larry Craig, and so on.
- South Gov. Mark Sanford, Sen. John Ensign, Rep. Anthony Weiner—all did their pressers of shame without their better halves.
- Ensign resigned from the Senate the day before he was going to testify under oath about the scandal.
- ALLEGED OFFENDERS: John Edwards, John Ensign, James McGreevey.
- ALLEGED OFFENDERS: Bill Clinton, former Sen. John Ensign, California Lt. Gov. Gavin Newsom, former Sen. Larry Craig.
- A golden eagle, the armorial ensign of the Ripperda family, crested the centre arch.
- He took part in a number of campaigns and received his first commission, that of Ensign, in 1890.
- The Hope lay safely moored, with her ensign at the peak, and flying the distinguished flag of the firm.
- The flag of the club is the blue ensign of Her Majesty's fleet, with a gold crown and Maltese cross.
- Our vessels paid him the more modest compliment of one royal salute, and hoisting the French imperial ensign.