commissary
英 ['kɒmɪs(ə)rɪ]
美 ['kɑmɪsɛri]
commissary （军事基地，监狱等处）杂货商店com-, 强调。-miss, 派遣，词源同mission. 原指委任以重要任务的，特殊职责的。现词义带有戏谑成分。
- commissary (n.)
- mid-14c., "one to whom special duty is entrusted by a higher power," from Medieval Latin commissarius, from Latin commissus "entrusted," past participle of committere (see commit). Originally ecclesiastical; the military sense of "official in charge of supply of food, stores, transport" dates to late 15c. Hence "storeroom" (1882) and "dining room in a larger facility" (1929, American English).
- 1. Commissary wagons with torn canvas covers rocked through the ruts.
- 盖着破帆布的军需车摇摇晃晃地在凌乱的车辙中驶着.
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- 2. An Anglican diocesan court presided over by a bishop's chancellor or commissary.
- 教区法庭由主教秘书或代理主教主持的英国国教教区法庭.
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- 3. I was the class commissary in charge of studies.
- 我担任过班级学习委员.
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- 4. Yes. I was the class commissary in charge of studies.
- 有.我是班上的学习委员.
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- 5. Ding - ling was a commissary of the authors turning to revolutionary asceticism.
- 丁玲的转变,颇为典型地代表了当时左翼作家自我改造与自觉选择的方向.
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