Definition of master-at-arms in English:

master-at-arms

nounPlural masters-at-arms

A warrant officer appointed to carry out or supervise police duties on board a ship.
舰艇纠察长
Example sentencesExamples
- The master-at-arms immediately walked over toward Jack, taking out a pair of handcuffs.
- Boys and girls have their own separate sections of the ship, with matrons and masters-at-arms to look after them, in addition to the educational staff.
- The duties of the master-at-arms force are the same here as at any base in the world - ‘To protect and serve.’
- The door of the small room opened, and a naval enlisted man with the markings of a master-at-arms poked his head in.
- As master-at-arms, he is the policeman of the ship.

Definition of master-at-arms in US English:

master-at-arms

nounˌmastərədˈärmzˌmæstərədˈɑrmz

A naval petty officer appointed to carry out or supervise police duties on board a ship.
舰艇纠察长
Example sentencesExamples
- The door of the small room opened, and a naval enlisted man with the markings of a master-at-arms poked his head in.
- The duties of the master-at-arms force are the same here as at any base in the world - ‘To protect and serve.’
- The master-at-arms immediately walked over toward Jack, taking out a pair of handcuffs.
- Boys and girls have their own separate sections of the ship, with matrons and masters-at-arms to look after them, in addition to the educational staff.
- As master-at-arms, he is the policeman of the ship.

词汇	master-at-arms
释义	Definition of master-at-arms in English: master-at-arms nounPlural masters-at-arms A warrant officer appointed to carry out or supervise police duties on board a ship. 舰艇纠察长 Example sentencesExamples The master-at-arms immediately walked over toward Jack, taking out a pair of handcuffs. Boys and girls have their own separate sections of the ship, with matrons and masters-at-arms to look after them, in addition to the educational staff. The duties of the master-at-arms force are the same here as at any base in the world - ‘To protect and serve.’ The door of the small room opened, and a naval enlisted man with the markings of a master-at-arms poked his head in. As master-at-arms, he is the policeman of the ship. Definition of master-at-arms in US English: master-at-arms nounˌmastərədˈärmzˌmæstərədˈɑrmz A naval petty officer appointed to carry out or supervise police duties on board a ship. 舰艇纠察长 Example sentencesExamples The door of the small room opened, and a naval enlisted man with the markings of a master-at-arms poked his head in. The duties of the master-at-arms force are the same here as at any base in the world - ‘To protect and serve.’ The master-at-arms immediately walked over toward Jack, taking out a pair of handcuffs. Boys and girls have their own separate sections of the ship, with matrons and masters-at-arms to look after them, in addition to the educational staff. As master-at-arms, he is the policeman of the ship.
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