chief of Staff

英 [tʃiːf ɒv stɑːf]

美 [tʃiːf əv stæf]

n.  (总)参谋长

Collins.2

牛津词典

noun

• 总参谋长；参谋总长
  an officer of very high rank, responsible for advising the person who commands each of the armed forces

柯林斯词典

• N-COUNT (总)参谋长
  TheChiefs of Staffare the highest-ranking officers of each service of the armed forces.
  1. ...General Carl Vano, the chief of staff of the Army.
     卡尔·瓦诺将军，陆军总参谋长

双语例句

• I have selected a Chief of Staff.
  我选了一个参谋长。
• Is your organization – or one you are aware of – following this trend of hiring a "chief of staff," an intermediary between top leadership and the staff?
  你的公司（或你知道的公司）是否随著潮流去雇用一个「员工主任」，担任最高领导阶层和员工之间的中间人？
• But the first person who had a real discussion had a real meeting with the president in our construct, was the Chief of Staff.
  但第一个，和他有真正谈话，和总统真正开会的，在我们的习惯里，是办公室主任。
• Sure. I could be chief of staff too.
  当然，我也能当参谋长了。
• Donilon was assistant secretary of state for public affairs and State Department chief of staff under Clinton.
  多尼伦是助理国务卿的公共事务和国务院的参谋总长根据克林顿。
• He does not have a controlling chief of staff;
  他没有一位起控制作用的办公厅主任；
• I met a girl who was the wife of a brigade chief of staff.
  我遇到过一个女青年，她丈夫是一个旅的参谋长。
• The army, under a newish chief of staff, reacted forcefully.
  军队在新任武装部队总参谋长的带领下作出了强烈地反应。
• I'm chief of staff here, and you know it.
  是的，我知道，但我不主管这里。
• He was the smoothest and probably the most powerful chief of staff in political memory.
  在人们关于政治人物的记忆里，他是最精明、可能也是最有权势的参谋长。