Definition of military attaché in English:

military attaché

noun

An army officer serving with an embassy or attached as an observer to a foreign army.
（大使馆的）武官；（外国军队的）观察员
Example sentencesExamples
- In 1895 he served as military attaché in Tokyo and his reports came to the attention of Yuan Shikai.
- He played a prominent part in the 1908 Young Turk revolution and was then military attaché in Berlin.
- ‘The perspective on the drugs problem has increased significantly in the last two years,’ says one Western military attaché in Bangkok.
- The US was the only country whose military attaché enjoyed this privilege.
- He did well at military college and served as a military attaché in Germany shortly after the end of World War One.
- Were any foreign military attachés or observers consulted, assuming that either or both had access to the insurgents?
- In 1938, John visited Berlin, where his uncle was the British military attaché.

Definition of military attaché in US English:

military attaché

nounaˌtaˈSHā

An army officer serving with an embassy or attached as an observer to a foreign army.
（大使馆的）武官；（外国军队的）观察员
Example sentencesExamples
- He played a prominent part in the 1908 Young Turk revolution and was then military attaché in Berlin.
- The US was the only country whose military attaché enjoyed this privilege.
- In 1938, John visited Berlin, where his uncle was the British military attaché.
- ‘The perspective on the drugs problem has increased significantly in the last two years,’ says one Western military attaché in Bangkok.
- Were any foreign military attachés or observers consulted, assuming that either or both had access to the insurgents?
- In 1895 he served as military attaché in Tokyo and his reports came to the attention of Yuan Shikai.
- He did well at military college and served as a military attaché in Germany shortly after the end of World War One.

词汇	military attaché
释义	Definition of military attaché in English: military attaché noun An army officer serving with an embassy or attached as an observer to a foreign army. （大使馆的）武官；（外国军队的）观察员 Example sentencesExamples In 1895 he served as military attaché in Tokyo and his reports came to the attention of Yuan Shikai. He played a prominent part in the 1908 Young Turk revolution and was then military attaché in Berlin. ‘The perspective on the drugs problem has increased significantly in the last two years,’ says one Western military attaché in Bangkok. The US was the only country whose military attaché enjoyed this privilege. He did well at military college and served as a military attaché in Germany shortly after the end of World War One. Were any foreign military attachés or observers consulted, assuming that either or both had access to the insurgents? In 1938, John visited Berlin, where his uncle was the British military attaché. Definition of military attaché in US English: military attaché nounaˌtaˈSHā An army officer serving with an embassy or attached as an observer to a foreign army. （大使馆的）武官；（外国军队的）观察员 Example sentencesExamples He played a prominent part in the 1908 Young Turk revolution and was then military attaché in Berlin. The US was the only country whose military attaché enjoyed this privilege. In 1938, John visited Berlin, where his uncle was the British military attaché. ‘The perspective on the drugs problem has increased significantly in the last two years,’ says one Western military attaché in Bangkok. Were any foreign military attachés or observers consulted, assuming that either or both had access to the insurgents? In 1895 he served as military attaché in Tokyo and his reports came to the attention of Yuan Shikai. He did well at military college and served as a military attaché in Germany shortly after the end of World War One.
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