sub-lieutenant

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sub-lieutenant [ˈsʌblefˈtenənt] N (Naut) → alférez mf de fragata (Mil) → subteniente mf, alférez mf

sub-lieutenant

n sub-lieutenant [sablefˈtenənt, (American ) -lu:-]

(abbreviated toSub-Lt., when written) the rank below lieutenant. onderluitenant مُلازِم ثانٍ малдши лейтенант podporučík løjtnant der Oberleutnant ανθυποπλοίαρχος alférez de fragata; subteniente nooremleitnant ستوان فرعي aliluutnantti sous-lieutenant; enseigne (de vaisseau) première classe סֶגֶן מִשנֶה अधोजन्हि poručnik korvete, zastavnik poručnik alhadnagy letnan muda undir-lautinant sottotenente 海軍中尉 해군 중위 jaunesnysis leitenantas jaunākais leitnants leftenan muda tweede luitenant fenrik podporucznik segundo tenente sublocotenent младший лейтенант podporučík podporočnik potporučnik löjtnant, fänrik ร้อยตรี asteğmen (美)少尉 молодший лейтенант لیفٹنٹ سے نیچے کا عہدہ thiếu úy （美）少尉

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Cadet midshipman commissioned officer lieutenant military sub sublieutenant	He returned to France with the epaulet of sub-lieutenant, and as the protection of the general, who is in the highest favor, was accorded to him, he was a captain in 1823, during the Spanish war -- that is to say, at the time when Danglars made his early speculations. The Count of Monte Cristo by Dumas, Alexandre View in context "Arthur Charpentier, sub-lieutenant in Her Majesty's navy," cried Gregson, pompously, rubbing his fat hands and inflating his chest. A Study In Scarlet by Doyle, Sir Arthur Conan View in context He had been made a sub-lieutenant in 1802, but it was not until 1829 that he became a major, in spite of the grayness of his moustaches. The Country Doctor by de Balzac, Honore View in context	suave suavely suaveness Suavify Suaviloquent Suaviloquy suavity sub sub judice sub post-office sub rosa sub- sub-assembly Sub-base sub-basement Sub-bass sub-branch sub-clause sub-collection center sub-edit sub-editor sub-entry sub-frame sub-interval sub-librarian sub-lieutenant sub-machine-gun sub-menu sub-post office sub-rosa sub-Saharan Sub-Saharan Africa sub-surface sub-teenage sub-test sub-zero sub. sub... subabdominal subacetate subacid Subacrid Subacromial Subact Subaction subacute subacute bacterial endocarditis subacute inclusion body encephalitis subacute sclerosing leukoencephalitis subacute sclerosing panencephalitis subadar	Sub-Group Sub-Group Identification Number Sub-Half-Micron Sub-Hand Receipt Holder Sub-Harmonically Injection-Locked Oscillator Sub-Harmonically Injection-Locked Self-Oscillating Mixer Sub-Harmonically Pumped Sub-Harmonically Pumped Mixer Sub-Harmonically Pumped Resistive Mixer Sub-Human Piece Of Stuff Sub-Human Primate Tube Sub-Ice Geological Exploration Sub-Index Sub-Index Sub-Indexes Sub-Indexes Sub-Indices Sub-Indices Sub-Institute for Water Resources Planning sub-interval Sub-Investigator sub-JIB Sub-Kilogram Intelligent Tele-Robots Sub-Ledger Sub-let Sub-let Sub-let Sub-let Sub-Lets sub-librarian sub-lieutenant Sub-Line Item Number Sub-loop unbundling Sub-machine gun Sub-machine gun Sub-machine gun Sub-machine guns Sub-machine guns sub-machine-gun Sub-machinegun Sub-machinegun Sub-machinegun Sub-Mariner Sub-mediant Sub-Memory sub-menu sub-menu Sub-Micro Inverse-Detection Gradient Sub-Micron Polishing Technology Sub-Millimeter Sub-Millimeter Wave Limb-Emission Sounder sub-mini connector Sub-Miniature A Connector Sub-Miniature B Connector Sub-Miniature C Connector SUB-MM Sub-Modality Eye-Accessing Cues Sub-mom Sub-mom Sub-mom Sub-mom

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Cadet midshipman
commissioned officer
lieutenant
military
sub
sublieutenant

He returned to France with the epaulet of sub-lieutenant, and as the protection of the general, who is in the highest favor, was accorded to him, he was a captain in 1823, during the Spanish war -- that is to say, at the time when Danglars made his early speculations.

The Count of Monte Cristo by Dumas, Alexandre View in context

"Arthur Charpentier, sub-lieutenant in Her Majesty's navy," cried Gregson, pompously, rubbing his fat hands and inflating his chest.

A Study In Scarlet by Doyle, Sir Arthur Conan View in context

He had been made a sub-lieutenant in 1802, but it was not until 1829 that he became a major, in spite of the grayness of his moustaches.

The Country Doctor by de Balzac, Honore View in context

Sub-Group
Sub-Group Identification Number
Sub-Half-Micron
Sub-Hand Receipt Holder
Sub-Harmonically Injection-Locked Oscillator
Sub-Harmonically Injection-Locked Self-Oscillating Mixer
Sub-Harmonically Pumped
Sub-Harmonically Pumped Mixer
Sub-Harmonically Pumped Resistive Mixer
Sub-Human Piece Of Stuff
Sub-Human Primate Tube
Sub-Ice Geological Exploration
Sub-Index
Sub-Index
Sub-Indexes
Sub-Indexes
Sub-Indices
Sub-Indices
Sub-Institute for Water Resources Planning
sub-interval
Sub-Investigator
sub-JIB
Sub-Kilogram Intelligent Tele-Robots
Sub-Ledger
Sub-let
Sub-let
Sub-let
Sub-let
Sub-Lets
sub-librarian

sub-lieutenant

Sub-Line Item Number
Sub-loop unbundling
Sub-machine gun
Sub-machine gun
Sub-machine gun
Sub-machine guns
Sub-machine guns
sub-machine-gun
Sub-machinegun
Sub-machinegun
Sub-machinegun
Sub-Mariner
Sub-mediant
Sub-Memory
sub-menu
sub-menu
Sub-Micro Inverse-Detection Gradient
Sub-Micron Polishing Technology
Sub-Millimeter
Sub-Millimeter Wave Limb-Emission Sounder
sub-mini connector
Sub-Miniature A Connector
Sub-Miniature B Connector
Sub-Miniature C Connector
SUB-MM
Sub-Modality Eye-Accessing Cues
Sub-mom
Sub-mom
Sub-mom
Sub-mom