commanding officer
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commanding officer
noun
Army. a commander of any rank from second lieutenant to colonel.
Origin:
1790–1800
1790–1800
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| commanding officer | |
| —n | |
| an officer in command of a military unit | |
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Example sentences
Service will not be made within the command without the commanding officer's consent.
After one incident, my commanding officer told me that he was ultimately responsible.
If a commanding officer thinks the software is correct, he'll send a patrol ahead of time to catch the criminal red-handed.
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