Definition of headquarters in English:

headquarters

noun hɛdˈkwɔːtəzˈhɛdˌkwɔrdərz

1treated as singular or plural The premises occupied by a military commander and the commander's staff.
司令部，指挥部
Example sentencesExamples
- Air strikes against militant training bases or headquarters in Pakistan have been ruled out.
- After the massacre in the church, Mouzinho and her family fled to the local military headquarters.
- The British military occupies the town hall as a headquarters.
- The recruiting battalion headquarters were the second and third to open in Afghanistan.
- It will allow digital communication from headquarters to soldiers in the field.
- Instead, he was placed in the specially created position of Deputy Chief of Staff at naval headquarters.
- They were to get behind enemy lines and act as scouts and gather intelligence to feed back to British military headquarters.
- He secured a first order of 20,000 cars from British military headquarters in Hanover.
- Most of the staff at the US military headquarters were evacuated after the crash.
- Even its military headquarters - the Pentagon - wanted to be an architectural wonder.
- He was accompanied by Col. Geerhan Lantara, of the Teuku Umar military headquarters in Aceh.
- At the end of the session, he dismissed the men, then went to the troop headquarters and washed his face.
- I think the enemy thought we were just another element, not a brigade headquarters.
- Similar scenes were observed at Nato headquarters across town.
- Their military headquarters were located at the Hotel Regina in Paris.
- Additionally, the battalion staff was able to operate from its own headquarters.
- Its main generating unit was the staff headquarters of the Red Army's Rear Services.
- We received initial guidance from our higher headquarters and our commanding general.
- I reported to corps headquarters that my regiment had moved and was in its forward positions.
- A mortar attack on the US military's nearby headquarters forced the reporter to withdraw.
Synonyms
head office, main office, hq, base, nerve centre, mission control
1. 1.1 The premises serving as the managerial and administrative centre of an organization.
  （机构、团体从事经营管理的）总部
  its national headquarters are in Florida
  Example sentencesExamples
  The EU used its right to block the request made at the trade organization's headquarters in Geneva.
  The vote has been ratified by the county committee, and will need to be rubber stamped by national headquarters in London.
  The tigers had to be moved more than 400 kilometres from the site to the headquarters of the centre.
  The national headquarters is based at York University with a regional centre at Sheffield Hallam University.
  It has helped to fund things like Twin Valley's new canalside headquarters in Blackburn town centre.
  It was the council administrative headquarters and the police station.
  Representatives at the national headquarters in New York could not be reached for comment.
  This is how the new headquarters of the National Trust is shaping up.
  On a hill overlooking the town is the former Nottinghamshire headquarters of the National Union of Mineworkers.
  The Mayo Adult Education Guidance Service has its headquarters at the Centre.
  About 95 per cent of the activity in headquarters is administrative so the new site is going to be of great value.
  It will only be an administrative headquarters so how it will bring theatre to the heart of disadvantaged areas, is none too clear.
  Slough is set to remain the administrative headquarters of Mars Europe.
  The company will have its corporate headquarters and a data centre at the business park.
  Virginia was also the site of the national headquarters of the Moral Majority.
  It should certainly have administrative headquarters worthy of the sobriquet.
  Which two trans national organisations have their headquarters in Brussels?
  It is also the national headquarters of the Friends of the Trabant UK Club.
  The diffuse character of the shire made it difficult to agree on a suitable administrative headquarters.
  San Francisco, California, is the home of the First Church of Satan and headquarters for that organization.
  Synonyms
  head office, main office, hq, base, nerve centre, mission control

Rhymes

hindquarters, Waters

Definition of headquarters in US English:

headquarters

nounˈhɛdˌkwɔrdərzˈhedˌkwôrdərz

1treated as singular or plural The premises occupied by a military commander and the commander's staff.
司令部，指挥部
Example sentencesExamples
- He secured a first order of 20,000 cars from British military headquarters in Hanover.
- Additionally, the battalion staff was able to operate from its own headquarters.
- He was accompanied by Col. Geerhan Lantara, of the Teuku Umar military headquarters in Aceh.
- Instead, he was placed in the specially created position of Deputy Chief of Staff at naval headquarters.
- They were to get behind enemy lines and act as scouts and gather intelligence to feed back to British military headquarters.
- Its main generating unit was the staff headquarters of the Red Army's Rear Services.
- After the massacre in the church, Mouzinho and her family fled to the local military headquarters.
- The British military occupies the town hall as a headquarters.
- We received initial guidance from our higher headquarters and our commanding general.
- Most of the staff at the US military headquarters were evacuated after the crash.
- At the end of the session, he dismissed the men, then went to the troop headquarters and washed his face.
- Their military headquarters were located at the Hotel Regina in Paris.
- I think the enemy thought we were just another element, not a brigade headquarters.
- The recruiting battalion headquarters were the second and third to open in Afghanistan.
- Similar scenes were observed at Nato headquarters across town.
- A mortar attack on the US military's nearby headquarters forced the reporter to withdraw.
- Even its military headquarters - the Pentagon - wanted to be an architectural wonder.
- I reported to corps headquarters that my regiment had moved and was in its forward positions.
- It will allow digital communication from headquarters to soldiers in the field.
- Air strikes against militant training bases or headquarters in Pakistan have been ruled out.
Synonyms
head office, main office, hq, base, nerve centre, mission control
1. 1.1 The place or building serving as the managerial and administrative center of an organization.
  （机构、团体从事经营管理的）总部
  its national headquarters are in Florida
  Example sentencesExamples
  It has helped to fund things like Twin Valley's new canalside headquarters in Blackburn town centre.
  On a hill overlooking the town is the former Nottinghamshire headquarters of the National Union of Mineworkers.
  San Francisco, California, is the home of the First Church of Satan and headquarters for that organization.
  The Mayo Adult Education Guidance Service has its headquarters at the Centre.
  The company will have its corporate headquarters and a data centre at the business park.
  This is how the new headquarters of the National Trust is shaping up.
  The tigers had to be moved more than 400 kilometres from the site to the headquarters of the centre.
  Which two trans national organisations have their headquarters in Brussels?
  It was the council administrative headquarters and the police station.
  The national headquarters is based at York University with a regional centre at Sheffield Hallam University.
  It should certainly have administrative headquarters worthy of the sobriquet.
  About 95 per cent of the activity in headquarters is administrative so the new site is going to be of great value.
  It is also the national headquarters of the Friends of the Trabant UK Club.
  Representatives at the national headquarters in New York could not be reached for comment.
  The EU used its right to block the request made at the trade organization's headquarters in Geneva.
  The diffuse character of the shire made it difficult to agree on a suitable administrative headquarters.
  Virginia was also the site of the national headquarters of the Moral Majority.
  The vote has been ratified by the county committee, and will need to be rubber stamped by national headquarters in London.
  Slough is set to remain the administrative headquarters of Mars Europe.
  It will only be an administrative headquarters so how it will bring theatre to the heart of disadvantaged areas, is none too clear.
  Synonyms
  head office, main office, hq, base, nerve centre, mission control

词汇	headquarters
释义	Definition of headquarters in English: headquarters noun hɛdˈkwɔːtəzˈhɛdˌkwɔrdərz 1treated as singular or plural The premises occupied by a military commander and the commander's staff. 司令部，指挥部 Example sentencesExamples Air strikes against militant training bases or headquarters in Pakistan have been ruled out. After the massacre in the church, Mouzinho and her family fled to the local military headquarters. The British military occupies the town hall as a headquarters. The recruiting battalion headquarters were the second and third to open in Afghanistan. It will allow digital communication from headquarters to soldiers in the field. Instead, he was placed in the specially created position of Deputy Chief of Staff at naval headquarters. They were to get behind enemy lines and act as scouts and gather intelligence to feed back to British military headquarters. He secured a first order of 20,000 cars from British military headquarters in Hanover. Most of the staff at the US military headquarters were evacuated after the crash. Even its military headquarters - the Pentagon - wanted to be an architectural wonder. He was accompanied by Col. Geerhan Lantara, of the Teuku Umar military headquarters in Aceh. At the end of the session, he dismissed the men, then went to the troop headquarters and washed his face. I think the enemy thought we were just another element, not a brigade headquarters. Similar scenes were observed at Nato headquarters across town. Their military headquarters were located at the Hotel Regina in Paris. Additionally, the battalion staff was able to operate from its own headquarters. Its main generating unit was the staff headquarters of the Red Army's Rear Services. We received initial guidance from our higher headquarters and our commanding general. I reported to corps headquarters that my regiment had moved and was in its forward positions. A mortar attack on the US military's nearby headquarters forced the reporter to withdraw. Synonyms head office, main office, hq, base, nerve centre, mission control 1.1 The premises serving as the managerial and administrative centre of an organization. （机构、团体从事经营管理的）总部 its national headquarters are in Florida Example sentencesExamples The EU used its right to block the request made at the trade organization's headquarters in Geneva. The vote has been ratified by the county committee, and will need to be rubber stamped by national headquarters in London. The tigers had to be moved more than 400 kilometres from the site to the headquarters of the centre. The national headquarters is based at York University with a regional centre at Sheffield Hallam University. It has helped to fund things like Twin Valley's new canalside headquarters in Blackburn town centre. It was the council administrative headquarters and the police station. Representatives at the national headquarters in New York could not be reached for comment. This is how the new headquarters of the National Trust is shaping up. On a hill overlooking the town is the former Nottinghamshire headquarters of the National Union of Mineworkers. The Mayo Adult Education Guidance Service has its headquarters at the Centre. About 95 per cent of the activity in headquarters is administrative so the new site is going to be of great value. It will only be an administrative headquarters so how it will bring theatre to the heart of disadvantaged areas, is none too clear. Slough is set to remain the administrative headquarters of Mars Europe. The company will have its corporate headquarters and a data centre at the business park. Virginia was also the site of the national headquarters of the Moral Majority. It should certainly have administrative headquarters worthy of the sobriquet. Which two trans national organisations have their headquarters in Brussels? It is also the national headquarters of the Friends of the Trabant UK Club. The diffuse character of the shire made it difficult to agree on a suitable administrative headquarters. San Francisco, California, is the home of the First Church of Satan and headquarters for that organization. Synonyms head office, main office, hq, base, nerve centre, mission control Rhymes hindquarters, Waters Definition of headquarters in US English: headquarters nounˈhɛdˌkwɔrdərzˈhedˌkwôrdərz 1treated as singular or plural The premises occupied by a military commander and the commander's staff. 司令部，指挥部 Example sentencesExamples He secured a first order of 20,000 cars from British military headquarters in Hanover. Additionally, the battalion staff was able to operate from its own headquarters. He was accompanied by Col. Geerhan Lantara, of the Teuku Umar military headquarters in Aceh. Instead, he was placed in the specially created position of Deputy Chief of Staff at naval headquarters. They were to get behind enemy lines and act as scouts and gather intelligence to feed back to British military headquarters. Its main generating unit was the staff headquarters of the Red Army's Rear Services. After the massacre in the church, Mouzinho and her family fled to the local military headquarters. The British military occupies the town hall as a headquarters. We received initial guidance from our higher headquarters and our commanding general. Most of the staff at the US military headquarters were evacuated after the crash. At the end of the session, he dismissed the men, then went to the troop headquarters and washed his face. Their military headquarters were located at the Hotel Regina in Paris. I think the enemy thought we were just another element, not a brigade headquarters. The recruiting battalion headquarters were the second and third to open in Afghanistan. Similar scenes were observed at Nato headquarters across town. A mortar attack on the US military's nearby headquarters forced the reporter to withdraw. Even its military headquarters - the Pentagon - wanted to be an architectural wonder. I reported to corps headquarters that my regiment had moved and was in its forward positions. It will allow digital communication from headquarters to soldiers in the field. Air strikes against militant training bases or headquarters in Pakistan have been ruled out. Synonyms head office, main office, hq, base, nerve centre, mission control 1.1 The place or building serving as the managerial and administrative center of an organization. （机构、团体从事经营管理的）总部 its national headquarters are in Florida Example sentencesExamples It has helped to fund things like Twin Valley's new canalside headquarters in Blackburn town centre. On a hill overlooking the town is the former Nottinghamshire headquarters of the National Union of Mineworkers. San Francisco, California, is the home of the First Church of Satan and headquarters for that organization. The Mayo Adult Education Guidance Service has its headquarters at the Centre. The company will have its corporate headquarters and a data centre at the business park. This is how the new headquarters of the National Trust is shaping up. The tigers had to be moved more than 400 kilometres from the site to the headquarters of the centre. Which two trans national organisations have their headquarters in Brussels? It was the council administrative headquarters and the police station. The national headquarters is based at York University with a regional centre at Sheffield Hallam University. It should certainly have administrative headquarters worthy of the sobriquet. About 95 per cent of the activity in headquarters is administrative so the new site is going to be of great value. It is also the national headquarters of the Friends of the Trabant UK Club. Representatives at the national headquarters in New York could not be reached for comment. The EU used its right to block the request made at the trade organization's headquarters in Geneva. The diffuse character of the shire made it difficult to agree on a suitable administrative headquarters. Virginia was also the site of the national headquarters of the Moral Majority. The vote has been ratified by the county committee, and will need to be rubber stamped by national headquarters in London. Slough is set to remain the administrative headquarters of Mars Europe. It will only be an administrative headquarters so how it will bring theatre to the heart of disadvantaged areas, is none too clear. Synonyms head office, main office, hq, base, nerve centre, mission control
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