cadet

cadet怎么读

英式音标：[kəˈdet]

美式音标：[kəˈdɛt]

cadet基本解释

n. 幼子，次子；实习生；候补*官；陆海*官学校的学员

n. （法）卡代（人名）；（英）卡德特（人名）

cadet的意思释义

n.

候补*官；陆海*官学校的学员；幼子，次子；实习生

变形

复数：cadets

英英释义

n.a military trainee (as at a military academy)

同义词：plebe

cadet用法及例句

双语例句

用作名词(n.)

Mr.Kelly is the only person in the NYPD to go from police cadet to commissioner.

凯利是纽约市***中唯一一个从**学院学生成为警长的人。

The authorities sent him to the military academy for study as a cadet.

边区当*将他送进**大学学习。

例句参考

Economic evaluation of Helicobacter pylori eradication in the CADET-Hp randomized controlled trial of H. pylori-positive primary car...

Integrated modeling of transport phenomena, buffer equilibria and biochemical reactions in chromatography columns using CADET

The R.T.I.A. visited the Ucalyn Cadet-Roussel plant at Moneteau in the department of Yonne, France

Quantitative neuroanatomy in schizophrenia. A controlled magnetic resonance imaging study.

Transgenic mice with increased Cu/Zn-superoxide dismutase activity are resistant to N-methyl-4-phenyl-1,2,3,6-tetrahydropyridine-ind...

Ultraviolet radiation-mediated damage to cellular DNA.

Oxidative damage to DNA: formation, measurement and biochemical features

Direct and indirect effects of UV radiation on DNA and its components

Orbitofrontal cortex dysfunction in abstinent cocaine abusers performing a decision-making task.

cadet词源

cadet

cadet: [17] Etymologically, a cadet is a ‘little head’. Its original meaning in English was ‘younger son or brother’, and it came from French cadet, an alteration of a Gascon dialect term capdet ‘chief’. This in turn derived from Vulgar Latin *capitellus ‘little head’, a diminutive form of Latin caput ‘head’ (from which English also gets captain and chief).The reason for its apparently rather strange change in meaning from ‘chief’ to ‘younger son’ seems to be that the younger sons of Gascon families were in former times sent to the French court to fulfil the role of officers. When English borrowed French cadet, it did so not only in a form that retained the original spelling, but also as caddie or cadee, which originally meant ‘young officer’.The Scottish version, caddie, gradually developed in meaning over the centuries through ‘person who runs errands’ to, in the 19th century, ‘golfer’s assistant’. Cad, originally ‘unskilled assistant’ [18], is an abbreviation of caddie or cadee.=> captain, chief

cadet (n.)

c. 1610, \"younger son or brother,\" from French cadet \"military student officer,\" noun use of adjective, \"younger\" (15c.), from Gascon capdet \"captain, chief, youth of a noble family,\" from Late Latin capitellum, literally \"little chief,\" hence, \"inferior head of a family,\" diminutive of Latin caput \"head\" (see capitulum). \"The eldest son being regarded as the first head of the family, the second son the cadet, or little head\" [Kitchin].Apparently younger sons from Gascon noble families were sent to French court to serve as officers, which gave the word its military meaning. In English, the meaning \"gentleman entering the military as a profession\" is from 1650s, and that of \"student at a military college\" is from 1775.

cadet相关例句

1.a cadet family [branch]

支系家族

3.navigating cadet

驾驶学习生；见习伙长

4.Cadet Corps [Civil Aid Service]

少年团〔民众安全服务队〕

5.cadet corps

学生*训队

7.youngest brother | cadet

幼弟

8.Officer Cadet School (OCS)

见习*官学校

9.Police Cadet School

**少年训练学校

10.Hong Kong Air Cadet Corps

香港航空青年团