0 a person in charge of a ship or plane -- kaptein [ masculine ]
the captain of the ship/plane kapteien på skipet/flyet
1 an upper rank in the military, police, or fire organization -- kaptein [ masculine ]
a captain in the army en kaptein i hæren
3 the commander of a ship, an aircraft, or a group of soldiers -- kaptein
the ship’s captain
Captain James Cook.
4 (abbreviated to Capt., when written in titles) the leader of a team or club -- leder, troppsfører, lagkaptein, elevrådsleder
5 to be captain of (something non-military) -- lede
Policies to increase technical efficiency can operate through captains' training and extension programs.
Perhaps most noteworthy was the scarcity of farm labourers among the lieutenants, captains, and commandants who ran the movement in the parishes.
Nowhere in these documents is the foolhardy riverboat captain or locomotive engineer told directly why he should slow down.
They also entertained those naval captains who successfully escorted convoys, rewarding them with presents and personally congratulating them in published resolutions in the newspapers.
Before the war, recently promoted majors had served as captains for an average of five years and four months.
There separate deals could be cut with local coastal authorities, and if the price wasn't right the captain could simply move on.
However, when one examines this letter in the context of his other correspondence, the captain is revealed to be a malcontent.
Upon reflection, it should be apparent that the captain of the boat is committed to acting in accordance with meshing subplans.
中文繁体
（運動隊）隊長, 船長, 機長…
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（运动队）队长, 船长, 机长…
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capitán, -ana, capitán [masculine]…
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capitão, capitã…
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（グループの）長, （スポーツチームの）キャプテン, 船長…
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gemi kaptanı, yüzbaşı (kara ve hava), albay (deniz)…
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capitaine [masculine], commandant [masculine] (de bord), commandant [masculine]…
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capità, -ana, comandant…
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