Definition of staff sergeant in English:

staff sergeant

noun

1A rank of non-commissioned officer in the army, above sergeant and below warrant officer.
陆军上士
Example sentencesExamples
- He re-enlisted during World War II as a staff sergeant with the Army engineers.
- The Army announced on May 9 that single staff sergeants in stateside military installations will be allowed to live off post.
- Raised with horses, the staff sergeant worked with the horses of the Army's honor guard near Washington, the Caisson Unit of the 3rd Infantry Division.
- Typically commanded by a sergeant or staff sergeant, a squad or section is the smallest element in Army structure, and its size is dependent on its function.
- An armor staff sergeant is considered branch qualified after 18 months of successful tank commander time.
- Pitsenbarger, a pararescueman, was posthumously awarded the Medal of Honor and promoted to staff sergeant for treating and protecting scores of wounded infantrymen.
- During a weekend outing to Windsor Castle, Ruth met Wenclell Poore, a U.S. Army Air Corps staff sergeant.
- They spent two days at the factory in Wales where the house was built, says retired Army staff sergeant Adrian, 57.
- The bridegroom is a staff sergeant assigned to Dewitt Army Community Hospital.
- Morgan served more than 10 years in the Army and earned the rank of staff sergeant before leaving active duty in 1996 to pursue a musical career.
- For a staff sergeant in the U.S. Army, a chance to jog around the White House with any President would be an amazing experience.
- He served the U.S. Army in World War II as a staff sergeant in the European Theater.
- The bonus will be paid to soldiers between the ranks of specialist and staff sergeant with 17 months to 10 years in service.
- During the time I was at the Infantry center we learned to do every squad leader's job, every machine gunner's job and every staff sergeant's job as well, if not better, than our own.
- After his discharge as a staff sergeant, McGurn went on to a distinguished career in foreign reporting in the State Department and as communications director for the Supreme Court.
- Son-in-law Rich is a staff sergeant with the 387th Army Reserve Unit.
- Besides holding down a full-time job as a Pentagon police officer, he is a staff sergeant in the Army Reserve with 20 years of military service.
- James, 36. is a staff sergeant in the Army's food services division, which prepares meals for troops stationed at Fort Carson in Colorado Springs, Colorado.
- He is retired infantry staff sergeant Donald Pringle, also known as Grandpa.
- He had been a staff sergeant during the tank landings on the second day of the D-Day invasion and fought his way through enemy fire to Belgium.
1. 1.1 A rank of non-commissioned officer in the US air force, above airman and below technical sergeant.
  陆军上士
  Example sentencesExamples
  Henry, 29, is a staff sergeant in the United States Air Force and as loyal a career soldier as you'll find.
  Special Agent Pearson's current class has several second lieutenants, a couple of senior airmen, a civilian, a master sergeant, a technical sergeant and a couple of staff sergeants.
  The staff sergeant submitted a fully documented request, supported by his trait, wing and NAF commanders.
  Pits was also posthumously promoted to staff sergeant in 2000, becoming the first U.S. Air Force noncommissioned officer to attain Medal of Honor status.
  Now 25 years old, Robert is an Air Force staff sergeant.
  In this case, it's the promotion list to staff sergeant - something 32,000 promotion-eligible senior airmen are anxiously waiting to see.
  After I joined the Air Force and was assigned to Davis-Monthan Air Force Base, Ariz., I was selected to serve as a summary court officer for a young staff sergeant killed in a traffic accident.
  This security forces staff sergeant from Elmendrof Air Force Base finds fraternity with Anchorage's brokers, truckers and teachers.
  The Air Force also posthumously promoted him to staff sergeant.
  She'd just met with Candace Campbell-Rhodenizer and her husband, Gene, a staff sergeant with the 732nd Air Mobility Squadron, Elmendorf Air Force Base, Alaska.
  Why would a new staff sergeant give up a soaring Air Force enlisted career?
  As a young airman or even now as a staff sergeant, I know that I could not have afforded to replace that $25,000 radio.

Definition of staff sergeant in US English:

staff sergeant

nounstæf ˈsɑrdʒəntstaf ˈsärjənt

1A noncommissioned officer in the US Army ranking above sergeant and below sergeant first class.
陆军上士
Example sentencesExamples
- After his discharge as a staff sergeant, McGurn went on to a distinguished career in foreign reporting in the State Department and as communications director for the Supreme Court.
- They spent two days at the factory in Wales where the house was built, says retired Army staff sergeant Adrian, 57.
- Son-in-law Rich is a staff sergeant with the 387th Army Reserve Unit.
- Pitsenbarger, a pararescueman, was posthumously awarded the Medal of Honor and promoted to staff sergeant for treating and protecting scores of wounded infantrymen.
- The bridegroom is a staff sergeant assigned to Dewitt Army Community Hospital.
- He had been a staff sergeant during the tank landings on the second day of the D-Day invasion and fought his way through enemy fire to Belgium.
- He re-enlisted during World War II as a staff sergeant with the Army engineers.
- Raised with horses, the staff sergeant worked with the horses of the Army's honor guard near Washington, the Caisson Unit of the 3rd Infantry Division.
- The bonus will be paid to soldiers between the ranks of specialist and staff sergeant with 17 months to 10 years in service.
- James, 36. is a staff sergeant in the Army's food services division, which prepares meals for troops stationed at Fort Carson in Colorado Springs, Colorado.
- During the time I was at the Infantry center we learned to do every squad leader's job, every machine gunner's job and every staff sergeant's job as well, if not better, than our own.
- The Army announced on May 9 that single staff sergeants in stateside military installations will be allowed to live off post.
- Morgan served more than 10 years in the Army and earned the rank of staff sergeant before leaving active duty in 1996 to pursue a musical career.
- Typically commanded by a sergeant or staff sergeant, a squad or section is the smallest element in Army structure, and its size is dependent on its function.
- He is retired infantry staff sergeant Donald Pringle, also known as Grandpa.
- For a staff sergeant in the U.S. Army, a chance to jog around the White House with any President would be an amazing experience.
- He served the U.S. Army in World War II as a staff sergeant in the European Theater.
- During a weekend outing to Windsor Castle, Ruth met Wenclell Poore, a U.S. Army Air Corps staff sergeant.
- An armor staff sergeant is considered branch qualified after 18 months of successful tank commander time.
- Besides holding down a full-time job as a Pentagon police officer, he is a staff sergeant in the Army Reserve with 20 years of military service.
1. 1.1 A noncommissioned officer in the US Air Force ranking above sergeant and below technical sergeant.
  陆军上士
  Example sentencesExamples
  The staff sergeant submitted a fully documented request, supported by his trait, wing and NAF commanders.
  This security forces staff sergeant from Elmendrof Air Force Base finds fraternity with Anchorage's brokers, truckers and teachers.
  Why would a new staff sergeant give up a soaring Air Force enlisted career?
  Now 25 years old, Robert is an Air Force staff sergeant.
  As a young airman or even now as a staff sergeant, I know that I could not have afforded to replace that $25,000 radio.
  After I joined the Air Force and was assigned to Davis-Monthan Air Force Base, Ariz., I was selected to serve as a summary court officer for a young staff sergeant killed in a traffic accident.
  The Air Force also posthumously promoted him to staff sergeant.
  She'd just met with Candace Campbell-Rhodenizer and her husband, Gene, a staff sergeant with the 732nd Air Mobility Squadron, Elmendorf Air Force Base, Alaska.
  Henry, 29, is a staff sergeant in the United States Air Force and as loyal a career soldier as you'll find.
  In this case, it's the promotion list to staff sergeant - something 32,000 promotion-eligible senior airmen are anxiously waiting to see.
  Pits was also posthumously promoted to staff sergeant in 2000, becoming the first U.S. Air Force noncommissioned officer to attain Medal of Honor status.
  Special Agent Pearson's current class has several second lieutenants, a couple of senior airmen, a civilian, a master sergeant, a technical sergeant and a couple of staff sergeants.
2. 1.2 A noncommissioned officer in the US Marine Corps ranking above sergeant and below gunnery sergeant.
  陆军上士
  Example sentencesExamples
  Thirty-four-year-old Larry D. McClain, a staff sergeant in the U.S. Marine Corps, has been pumping iron for half his life.
  ‘Our bread and butter is true-kill,’ said Robert Calhoun, a former Marine staff sergeant who's now the paintball manager.
  I meet Lisa Evans, a computer programmer and systems analyst at Intergraph who used to be a Marine staff sergeant.

词汇	staff sergeant
释义	Definition of staff sergeant in English: staff sergeant noun 1A rank of non-commissioned officer in the army, above sergeant and below warrant officer. 陆军上士 Example sentencesExamples He re-enlisted during World War II as a staff sergeant with the Army engineers. The Army announced on May 9 that single staff sergeants in stateside military installations will be allowed to live off post. Raised with horses, the staff sergeant worked with the horses of the Army's honor guard near Washington, the Caisson Unit of the 3rd Infantry Division. Typically commanded by a sergeant or staff sergeant, a squad or section is the smallest element in Army structure, and its size is dependent on its function. An armor staff sergeant is considered branch qualified after 18 months of successful tank commander time. Pitsenbarger, a pararescueman, was posthumously awarded the Medal of Honor and promoted to staff sergeant for treating and protecting scores of wounded infantrymen. During a weekend outing to Windsor Castle, Ruth met Wenclell Poore, a U.S. Army Air Corps staff sergeant. They spent two days at the factory in Wales where the house was built, says retired Army staff sergeant Adrian, 57. The bridegroom is a staff sergeant assigned to Dewitt Army Community Hospital. Morgan served more than 10 years in the Army and earned the rank of staff sergeant before leaving active duty in 1996 to pursue a musical career. For a staff sergeant in the U.S. Army, a chance to jog around the White House with any President would be an amazing experience. He served the U.S. Army in World War II as a staff sergeant in the European Theater. The bonus will be paid to soldiers between the ranks of specialist and staff sergeant with 17 months to 10 years in service. During the time I was at the Infantry center we learned to do every squad leader's job, every machine gunner's job and every staff sergeant's job as well, if not better, than our own. After his discharge as a staff sergeant, McGurn went on to a distinguished career in foreign reporting in the State Department and as communications director for the Supreme Court. Son-in-law Rich is a staff sergeant with the 387th Army Reserve Unit. Besides holding down a full-time job as a Pentagon police officer, he is a staff sergeant in the Army Reserve with 20 years of military service. James, 36. is a staff sergeant in the Army's food services division, which prepares meals for troops stationed at Fort Carson in Colorado Springs, Colorado. He is retired infantry staff sergeant Donald Pringle, also known as Grandpa. He had been a staff sergeant during the tank landings on the second day of the D-Day invasion and fought his way through enemy fire to Belgium. 1.1 A rank of non-commissioned officer in the US air force, above airman and below technical sergeant. 陆军上士 Example sentencesExamples Henry, 29, is a staff sergeant in the United States Air Force and as loyal a career soldier as you'll find. Special Agent Pearson's current class has several second lieutenants, a couple of senior airmen, a civilian, a master sergeant, a technical sergeant and a couple of staff sergeants. The staff sergeant submitted a fully documented request, supported by his trait, wing and NAF commanders. Pits was also posthumously promoted to staff sergeant in 2000, becoming the first U.S. Air Force noncommissioned officer to attain Medal of Honor status. Now 25 years old, Robert is an Air Force staff sergeant. In this case, it's the promotion list to staff sergeant - something 32,000 promotion-eligible senior airmen are anxiously waiting to see. After I joined the Air Force and was assigned to Davis-Monthan Air Force Base, Ariz., I was selected to serve as a summary court officer for a young staff sergeant killed in a traffic accident. This security forces staff sergeant from Elmendrof Air Force Base finds fraternity with Anchorage's brokers, truckers and teachers. The Air Force also posthumously promoted him to staff sergeant. She'd just met with Candace Campbell-Rhodenizer and her husband, Gene, a staff sergeant with the 732nd Air Mobility Squadron, Elmendorf Air Force Base, Alaska. Why would a new staff sergeant give up a soaring Air Force enlisted career? As a young airman or even now as a staff sergeant, I know that I could not have afforded to replace that $25,000 radio. Definition of staff sergeant in US English: staff sergeant nounstæf ˈsɑrdʒəntstaf ˈsärjənt 1A noncommissioned officer in the US Army ranking above sergeant and below sergeant first class. 陆军上士 Example sentencesExamples After his discharge as a staff sergeant, McGurn went on to a distinguished career in foreign reporting in the State Department and as communications director for the Supreme Court. They spent two days at the factory in Wales where the house was built, says retired Army staff sergeant Adrian, 57. Son-in-law Rich is a staff sergeant with the 387th Army Reserve Unit. Pitsenbarger, a pararescueman, was posthumously awarded the Medal of Honor and promoted to staff sergeant for treating and protecting scores of wounded infantrymen. The bridegroom is a staff sergeant assigned to Dewitt Army Community Hospital. He had been a staff sergeant during the tank landings on the second day of the D-Day invasion and fought his way through enemy fire to Belgium. He re-enlisted during World War II as a staff sergeant with the Army engineers. Raised with horses, the staff sergeant worked with the horses of the Army's honor guard near Washington, the Caisson Unit of the 3rd Infantry Division. The bonus will be paid to soldiers between the ranks of specialist and staff sergeant with 17 months to 10 years in service. James, 36. is a staff sergeant in the Army's food services division, which prepares meals for troops stationed at Fort Carson in Colorado Springs, Colorado. During the time I was at the Infantry center we learned to do every squad leader's job, every machine gunner's job and every staff sergeant's job as well, if not better, than our own. The Army announced on May 9 that single staff sergeants in stateside military installations will be allowed to live off post. Morgan served more than 10 years in the Army and earned the rank of staff sergeant before leaving active duty in 1996 to pursue a musical career. Typically commanded by a sergeant or staff sergeant, a squad or section is the smallest element in Army structure, and its size is dependent on its function. He is retired infantry staff sergeant Donald Pringle, also known as Grandpa. For a staff sergeant in the U.S. Army, a chance to jog around the White House with any President would be an amazing experience. He served the U.S. Army in World War II as a staff sergeant in the European Theater. During a weekend outing to Windsor Castle, Ruth met Wenclell Poore, a U.S. Army Air Corps staff sergeant. An armor staff sergeant is considered branch qualified after 18 months of successful tank commander time. Besides holding down a full-time job as a Pentagon police officer, he is a staff sergeant in the Army Reserve with 20 years of military service. 1.1 A noncommissioned officer in the US Air Force ranking above sergeant and below technical sergeant. 陆军上士 Example sentencesExamples The staff sergeant submitted a fully documented request, supported by his trait, wing and NAF commanders. This security forces staff sergeant from Elmendrof Air Force Base finds fraternity with Anchorage's brokers, truckers and teachers. Why would a new staff sergeant give up a soaring Air Force enlisted career? Now 25 years old, Robert is an Air Force staff sergeant. As a young airman or even now as a staff sergeant, I know that I could not have afforded to replace that $25,000 radio. After I joined the Air Force and was assigned to Davis-Monthan Air Force Base, Ariz., I was selected to serve as a summary court officer for a young staff sergeant killed in a traffic accident. The Air Force also posthumously promoted him to staff sergeant. She'd just met with Candace Campbell-Rhodenizer and her husband, Gene, a staff sergeant with the 732nd Air Mobility Squadron, Elmendorf Air Force Base, Alaska. Henry, 29, is a staff sergeant in the United States Air Force and as loyal a career soldier as you'll find. In this case, it's the promotion list to staff sergeant - something 32,000 promotion-eligible senior airmen are anxiously waiting to see. Pits was also posthumously promoted to staff sergeant in 2000, becoming the first U.S. Air Force noncommissioned officer to attain Medal of Honor status. Special Agent Pearson's current class has several second lieutenants, a couple of senior airmen, a civilian, a master sergeant, a technical sergeant and a couple of staff sergeants. 1.2 A noncommissioned officer in the US Marine Corps ranking above sergeant and below gunnery sergeant. 陆军上士 Example sentencesExamples Thirty-four-year-old Larry D. McClain, a staff sergeant in the U.S. Marine Corps, has been pumping iron for half his life. ‘Our bread and butter is true-kill,’ said Robert Calhoun, a former Marine staff sergeant who's now the paintball manager. I meet Lisa Evans, a computer programmer and systems analyst at Intergraph who used to be a Marine staff sergeant.
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