chief of staff
英 [tʃi:f ɔv stɑ:f] 美 [tʃif ʌv stæf]

n.

（陆海空军的）参谋长，（陆空军）司令；

英英释义

chief of staff

• n.the senior officer of a service of the armed forces

双语例句

1. He(President Bush) should call in his chief of staff and hand him a one- sentence letter: Dear John: Please quit. Yours, Poppy. Or, better yet, Sununu should beat his boss to the punch and hand in his resignation.
   他(布什总统)应该把他的幕僚长叫进来，递给他一封只有一句话的信：亲爱的约翰：辞职吧。老头子。或者，更好的办法是，苏努努争取机先自行递上辞呈。

权威例句

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