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senior master sergeant SAM. am. angl. VOJ.

senior master sergeant: adjudant m. spol

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Angleščina

Francoščina

master sergeant ZRAČ. PROM.: sergent-chef m. spol

master sergeant VOJ.: adjudant m. spol

senior master: ≈ conseiller m. spol d'éducation

chief master sergeant: major m. spol

Francoščina

Angleščina

sergent-chef (de l'air): ≈ chief master sergeant am. angl.

Oxford-Hachette French Dictionary

sergeant [brit. angl. ˈsɑːdʒ(ə)nt, am. angl. ˈsɑrdʒənt] SAM.

1. sergeant brit. angl. VOJ.:

sergeant: sergent m. spol

2. sergeant am. angl. VOJ.:

sergeant: caporal-chef m. spol

3. sergeant (in police):

sergeant: ≈ brigadier m. spol

I. senior [brit. angl. ˈsiːnɪə, ˈsiːnjə, am. angl. ˈsinjər] SAM.

1. senior (older person):

senior: aîné/-e m. spol/ž. spol

to be sb's senior by ten years: avoir dix ans de plus que qn

to be sb's senior: être plus âgé que qn

2. senior (superior):

senior: supérieur/-e m. spol/ž. spol

3. senior brit. angl. ŠOL.:

senior: élève m. in ž. spol dans les grandes classes

4. senior am. angl. ŠOL.:

senior: élève m. in ž. spol de terminale

senior atribut. year, prom: de fin d'études

5. senior am. angl. UNIV.:

senior: étudiant/-e m. spol/ž. spol de licence

6. senior ŠPORT:

senior: senior m. spol

senior atribut. circuit, league, player, tournament: senior

II. senior [brit. angl. ˈsiːnɪə, ˈsiːnjə, am. angl. ˈsinjər] PRID.

1. senior (older):

senior person: plus âgé

senior organization: plus ancien/-ienne

to be senior to sb: être plus âgé que qn

to be senior to sb by 12 years: avoir 12 ans de plus que qn

Mr Becket senior: M. Becket père

2. senior (superior):

senior person: plus haut placé

senior civil servant, diplomat: haut

senior atribut. aide, adviser, employee, minister: haut placé

senior colleague: plus ancien/-ienne

senior figure, member: prédominant

senior job, post: supérieur

to be senior to sb: être le supérieur de qn

I. master [brit. angl. ˈmɑːstə, am. angl. ˈmæstər] SAM.

1. master (man in charge):

master: maître m. spol

the master of the house: le maître de maison

to be master in one's own house: être maître chez soi

2. master (person in control):

master: maître/-esse m. spol/ž. spol

to be one's own master: être son propre maître

to be (the) master of one's fate/the situation: être maître/-esse de son destin/la situation

to be master of oneself: être maître/-esse de soi

3. master (person who excels):

master: maître m. spol

a master of violin, narrative: un maître de

a master of tactics, public relations: un/-e expert/-e de

to be a master at doing: être maître dans l'art de faire

4. master UM.:

master, a. Master: maître m. spol

the Dutch masters: les maîtres hollandais

5. master ŠOL. (teacher):

master (primary): maître m. spol

master (primary): instituteur m. spol

master (secondary): professeur m. spol

master (headmaster): proviseur m. spol

6. master brit. angl. UNIV. (of college):

master: principal m. spol

7. master:

master, a. master copy: original m. spol

8. master:

master, a. Master (as form of address) zastar.: maître m. spol

yes, Master: oui, Maître

9. master UNIV. (graduate):

master: ≈ titulaire m. in ž. spol d'une maîtrise

master's (degree): maîtrise ž. spol (in en, de)

to be working towards one's master's: préparer sa maîtrise

10. master NAVT.:

master: capitaine m. spol

11. master (in chess, bridge etc):

master: maître m. spol

12. master (title of young man):

master: monsieur m. spol

the young master zastar.: le jeune monsieur

Master Ian Todd (on envelope): Monsieur Ian Todd

II. Masters SAM.

Masters mn. samost. + glag. ed. ŠPORT:

the Masters (gen): le championnat

the Masters (in tennis): le masters

III. master [brit. angl. ˈmɑːstə, am. angl. ˈmæstər] PRID. (skilled)

master architect, butcher, chef, craftsman: maître

master atribut. smuggler, spy, terrorist, thief: professionnel/-elle

IV. master [brit. angl. ˈmɑːstə, am. angl. ˈmæstər] GLAG. preh. glag.

1. master (learn, become proficient in or with):

master subject, language, controls, computers, theory, basics, complexities: maîtriser

master art, skill: posséder

2. master (control):

master feelings, situation, person: dominer

master phobia: surmonter

v slovarju PONS

adjudant: ≈ master sergeant am. angl.

v slovarju PONS

sergeant [ˈsɑ:dʒənt, am. angl. ˈsɑ:rdʒənt] SAM.

1. sergeant (officer):

sergeant: sergent m. spol

2. sergeant brit. angl. (policeman):

sergeant: brigadier m. spol

I. senior [ˈsi:niəʳ, am. angl. -njɚ] PRID.

1. senior (older):

senior: aîné(e)

to be three years senior: avoir trois ans de plus que qn

John B. O'Malley senior: John B. O'Malley père

2. senior ŠOL., UNIV.:

senior pupil: de terminale

senior student: de dernière année

the senior boys/girls: les grand(e)s

senior part of a school: classes fpl supérieures

3. senior (high-ranking):

senior: supérieur(e)

senior employee: de grade supérieur

to be senior to sb: être au-dessus de qn

to be senior to sb (longer in service): avoir plus d'ancienneté que qn

4. senior (related to the elderly):

senior: du troisième âge

II. senior [ˈsi:niəʳ, am. angl. -njɚ] SAM.

1. senior (older person):

senior: aîné(e) m. spol (ž. spol)

to be sb's senior: être l'aîné de qn

to be two years sb's senior, to be sb's senior by two years: être l'aîné de qn de deux ans

2. senior (person of higher rank):

senior: supérieur(e) m. spol (ž. spol)

3. senior am. angl. (pupil of a graduating class):

senior: étudiant(e) m. spol (ž. spol) de dernière année

4. senior ŠPORT, ŠOL.:

the seniors: les grand(e)s

5. senior (elderly person):

senior: personne ž. spol du troisième âge

I. master SAM.

1. master (person in control):

master: maître(sse) m. spol (ž. spol)

the master (of the house): le maître de maison

2. master (competent person):

master: maître m. spol

to be a master of sth: être un maître de qc

dancing/singing master: professeur m. spol de danse/de chant

3. master brit. angl. (schoolteacher):

master in primary school: instituteur m. spol

master in secondary school: professeur m. spol

4. master (manager of a college):

master: principal m. spol

5. master (title for a young man):

master: Monsieur m. spol

6. master UNIV.:

master: maître m. spol

fraza:

no man can serve two masters preg.: nul ne peut servir deux maîtres

to be one's own master: être son propre maître

II. master GLAG. preh. glag.

1. master (have knowledge, control of):

master: maîtriser

2. master (overcome):

master: surmonter

v slovarju PONS

sergeant [ˈsar·dʒ ə nt] SAM.

1. sergeant VOJ.:

sergeant: sergent m. spol

2. sergeant (policeman):

sergeant: brigadier m. spol

I. senior [ˈsi·njər] PRID.

1. senior (older):

senior: aîné(e)

to be three years senior: avoir trois ans de plus que qn

John B. O'Malley senior: John B. O'Malley père

2. senior ŠOL., UNIV. (student):

senior: de dernière année

the senior boys/girls: les grand(e)s

3. senior (high-ranking):

senior: supérieur(e)

senior employee: de grade supérieur

to be senior to sb: être au-dessus de qn

to be senior to sb (longer in service): avoir plus d'ancienneté que qn

4. senior (related to the elderly):

senior: du troisième âge

II. senior [ˈsi·njər] SAM.

1. senior (older person):

senior: aîné(e) m. spol (ž. spol)

to be sb's senior: être l'aîné de qn

to be two years sb's senior: avoir deux ans de plus que qn

2. senior (person of higher rank):

senior: supérieur(e) m. spol (ž. spol)

3. senior (student of graduating class):

senior ŠOL.: élève m. in ž. spol de dernière année

senior UNIV.: étudiant (e) m. spol (ž. spol) de dernière année

4. senior (elderly person):

senior: personne ž. spol du troisième âge

I. master SAM.

1. master (person in control):

master: maître(sse) m. spol (ž. spol)

the master (of the house): le maître (de maison)

2. master (competent person):

master: maître m. spol

to be a master of sth: être un maître de qc

3. master (original for making copies):

master: master m. spol

fraza:

no man can serve two masters preg.: nul ne peut servir deux maîtres

to be one's own master: être son propre maître

II. master GLAG. preh. glag.

1. master (have knowledge, control of):

master: maîtriser

2. master (overcome):

master: surmonter

Present
I	master
you	master
he/she/it	masters
we	master
you	master
they	master

Past
I	mastered
you	mastered
he/she/it	mastered
we	mastered
you	mastered
they	mastered

Present Perfect
I	have	mastered
you	have	mastered
he/she/it	has	mastered
we	have	mastered
you	have	mastered
they	have	mastered

Past Perfect
I	had	mastered
you	had	mastered
he/she/it	had	mastered
we	had	mastered
you	had	mastered
they	had	mastered

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senior master sergeant SAM. am. angl. VOJ.

sergeant [brit. angl. ˈsɑːdʒ(ə)nt, am. angl. ˈsɑrdʒənt] SAM.

1. sergeant brit. angl. VOJ.:

2. sergeant am. angl. VOJ.:

3. sergeant (in police):

I. senior [brit. angl. ˈsiːnɪə, ˈsiːnjə, am. angl. ˈsinjər] SAM.

1. senior (older person):

2. senior (superior):

3. senior brit. angl. ŠOL.:

4. senior am. angl. ŠOL.:

5. senior am. angl. UNIV.:

6. senior ŠPORT:

II. senior [brit. angl. ˈsiːnɪə, ˈsiːnjə, am. angl. ˈsinjər] PRID.

1. senior (older):

2. senior (superior):

I. master [brit. angl. ˈmɑːstə, am. angl. ˈmæstər] SAM.

1. master (man in charge):

2. master (person in control):

3. master (person who excels):

4. master UM.:

5. master ŠOL. (teacher):

6. master brit. angl. UNIV. (of college):

7. master:

8. master:

9. master UNIV. (graduate):

10. master NAVT.:

11. master (in chess, bridge etc):

12. master (title of young man):

II. Masters SAM.

Masters mn. samost. + glag. ed. ŠPORT:

III. master [brit. angl. ˈmɑːstə, am. angl. ˈmæstər] PRID. (skilled)

IV. master [brit. angl. ˈmɑːstə, am. angl. ˈmæstər] GLAG. preh. glag.

1. master (learn, become proficient in or with):

2. master (control):

v slovarju PONS

sergeant [ˈsɑ:dʒənt, am. angl. ˈsɑ:rdʒənt] SAM.

1. sergeant (officer):

2. sergeant brit. angl. (policeman):

I. senior [ˈsi:niəʳ, am. angl. -njɚ] PRID.

1. senior (older):

2. senior ŠOL., UNIV.:

3. senior (high-ranking):

4. senior (related to the elderly):

II. senior [ˈsi:niəʳ, am. angl. -njɚ] SAM.

1. senior (older person):

2. senior (person of higher rank):

3. senior am. angl. (pupil of a graduating class):

4. senior ŠPORT, ŠOL.:

5. senior (elderly person):

I. master SAM.

1. master (person in control):

2. master (competent person):

3. master brit. angl. (schoolteacher):

4. master (manager of a college):

5. master (title for a young man):

6. master UNIV.:

fraza:

II. master GLAG. preh. glag.

1. master (have knowledge, control of):

2. master (overcome):

sergeant [ˈsar·dʒ ə nt] SAM.

1. sergeant VOJ.:

2. sergeant (policeman):

I. senior [ˈsi·njər] PRID.

1. senior (older):

2. senior ŠOL., UNIV. (student):

3. senior (high-ranking):

4. senior (related to the elderly):

II. senior [ˈsi·njər] SAM.

1. senior (older person):

2. senior (person of higher rank):

3. senior (student of graduating class):

4. senior (elderly person):

I. master SAM.

1. master (person in control):

2. master (competent person):