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Officer

ˈɔfəsər
Extremely common
600 - 700
600 - 700
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tiszt, rendőr, hivatalnok, szolgálatban lévő

Officer meanings in Hungarian

tiszt

Example:
The officer gave us directions to the nearest hospital.
A tiszt útba igazított minket a legközelebbi kórházhoz.
He was promoted to officer after years of service.
Évek szolgálata után előléptették tisztté.
Usage: formalContext: Used in military, police, or formal organizational contexts.
Note: The term 'tiszt' is often used in military or formal contexts to refer to someone in a position of authority.

rendőr

Example:
The officer stopped the car for speeding.
A rendőr megállította az autót gyorshajtás miatt.
The police officer helped to resolve the dispute.
A rendőr segített megoldani a vitát.
Usage: formalContext: Commonly used in law enforcement contexts.
Note: 'Rendőr' specifically refers to a police officer and is widely used in everyday speech.

hivatalnok

Example:
The officer at the immigration desk processed my application.
A hivatalnok a bevándorlási pultnál feldolgozta a kérelmemet.
You need to speak with the officer in charge of your case.
Beszélnie kell a hivatalnokkal, aki az ügyével foglalkozik.
Usage: formalContext: Used in bureaucratic or administrative contexts.
Note: 'Hivatalnok' can refer to any official or bureaucratic officer, often in government or administrative roles.

szolgálatban lévő

Example:
I saw an officer on duty at the event.
Láttam egy szolgálatban lévő tisztet az eseményen.
The officer on duty will handle any emergencies.
A szolgálatban lévő tiszt fogja kezelni a vészhelyzeteket.
Usage: formalContext: Used to refer to an officer currently performing their duties.
Note: This phrase emphasizes that the officer is actively working at that moment.

Officer's synonyms

Official

An official is a person who holds a position of authority or responsibility in an organization or government.
Example: The official announced the new policy changes.
Note: While an officer typically refers to someone in a position of authority within a military or police force, an official can have a broader application and may refer to someone in a position of authority in any organization or government.

Commander

A commander is a person who is in charge of a group of people or a military unit.
Example: The commander led the troops into battle.
Note: A commander specifically conveys the idea of leading or being in charge of a group, which may include officers among its members.

Leader

A leader is a person who leads or commands a group, organization, or country.
Example: The leader of the team made the final decision.
Note: While an officer holds a specific position of authority within a structured organization, a leader can refer to anyone who is guiding or directing a group, regardless of formal rank or title.

Officer expressions, common phrases

Police officer

A member of a police force responsible for enforcing the law.
Example: The police officer arrested the suspect.
Note: Specifically refers to a law enforcement official.

Officer and a gentleman

Someone who acts with honor, dignity, and politeness, often associated with military or formal conduct.
Example: He always behaves like an officer and a gentleman, even in difficult situations.
Note: Emphasizes qualities of honor and courtesy beyond just holding a position as an officer.

Officer of the law

A person who has authority to enforce laws and regulations.
Example: As an officer of the law, he had to make sure justice was served.
Note: Highlights the responsibility and authority associated with enforcing laws.

Junior officer

An officer of lower rank or less experience within a hierarchical structure.
Example: The junior officer was eager to learn from the senior staff.
Note: Distinguishes between officers based on rank or experience levels.

Commissioned officer

An officer holding a formal rank conferred by a government or military.
Example: As a commissioned officer, she had the authority to lead the troops.
Note: Specifically refers to officers who receive their rank through a formal commission, often in military contexts.

Warrant officer

A military officer appointed by warrant, often with specialized technical or administrative duties.
Example: The warrant officer was responsible for maintaining the equipment.
Note: Refers to a specific type of military officer with distinct roles and responsibilities.

Deck officer

An officer responsible for operations on a ship's deck, such as navigation and cargo handling.
Example: The deck officer ensured the safe navigation of the ship.
Note: Specifically denotes officers assigned to duties related to ship or maritime operations.

Officer everyday (slang) expressions

Cop

Cop is a commonly used slang term for a police officer.
Example: The cop pulled over the speeding car.
Note: More informal and colloquial than 'officer'.

PO

PO is an abbreviation for police officer.
Example: Did you see that PO directing traffic?
Note: Casual and shortened form of 'officer'.

Bobby

Bobby is a British slang term for a police officer.
Example: The bobby helped an elderly lady cross the street.
Note: Primarily used in British English.

Bluecoat

Bluecoat is an informal term used to refer to a police officer. The term originated from the blue uniforms commonly worn by police officers.
Example: The bluecoat patrolled the park to ensure safety.
Note: Descriptive term based on the color of the uniform.

The fuzz

'The fuzz' is a slang term for the police, especially when referring to them in a negative context.
Example: I saw the fuzz raiding the apartment complex.
Note: Informal and sometimes derogatory in nature.

The heat

'The heat' is a slang term for the police, often used in a warning or cautionary context.
Example: Be careful not to attract the heat when you're out at night.
Note: Used to refer to law enforcement in a more indirect way.

Flatfoot

'Flatfoot' is an old-fashioned slang term for a police officer, typically emphasizing their presence on foot patrols.
Example: The flatfoot chased the suspect down the alley.
Note: Conveys a slightly outdated or retro feel.

Officer - Examples

The officer gave orders to his troops.
A tiszt parancsokat adott az alakulatának.
The police officer arrested the suspect.
A rendőr letartóztatta a gyanúsítottat.
The government officer was responsible for the budget.
A tisztségviselő felelt a költségvetésért.

Officer grammar

Officer - Noun (Noun) / Noun, singular or mass (Noun, singular or mass)
Lemma: officer
Conjugations
Noun, plural (Noun, plural): officers
Noun, singular or mass (Noun, singular or mass): officer
Syllables, Separation and Stress
Officer Contains 3 syllables: of • fi • cer
Phonetic transcription: ˈä-fə-sər
of fi cer , ˈä sər (The red syllable is stressed)

Officer - Importance and usage frequency

The word frequency and importance index indicates how often a word appears in a given language. The smaller the number, the more frequently the word is used. The most frequently used words typically range from about 1 to 4000.
Officer: 600 - 700 (Extremely common).
This importance index helps you focus on the most useful words during your language learning process.
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