officer
Meaning in simple English
US /ˈɔːfɪsɚ/ · UK /ˈɒfɪsə/
officer means: A member of the police; also a polite way to address them.
noun
POLICE WORKERA2
A member of the police; also a polite way to address them.
- The officer helped us.
- An officer stopped the car.
- Officer, where can I report a stolen phone?
MILITARY LEADERB1
A member of the armed forces whose rank gives them authority to command others.
- The officer gave an order.
- She became an army officer.
- Two officers led the soldiers across the bridge.
ORGANIZATION OFFICIALB2
A person with a position of authority in an organization.
- The club elected new officers.
- She is the chief financial officer.
- A senior officer approved the request.
PUBLIC OFFICIALB2
A person who holds an official position with authority in public service.
- A public officer signed the document.
- The judge is an officer of the court.
- Government officers must follow these rules.
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