英 [kəˌmɪʃənd ˈɒfɪsə(r)]
委任军官：军队中通过委任获得军衔的军官，包括少尉、中尉、上尉、上校、中校和上校等级以上的军官。
commissioned officer //
名词 a military officer holding a commission, such as Second Lieutenant in the British Army, Acting Sub-Lieutenant in the Royal Navy, Pilot Officer in the Royal Air Force, and officers of all ranks senior to these 握有授权的军官; 如：英国军队中的少尉、皇家海军中的少尉、皇家空军中的少尉和所有军衔高过他们的军官
a military officer holding a commission
委任 军官 （ Commissioned officer ）是军中级别最高的一批军人。他们受训领导士兵、承担指挥责任。
军官
He was a Non-Commissioned Officer Pilot.
他是一个非委托干事试点。
A serviceman who ranks bel ow a commissioned officer.
一个军衔位于委任军官之下的军人。
In 2011, non-commissioned officer salary and benefits will be increased up to 40 percent.
2011年，士官(non - commissioned officer)工资和津贴提高了40%。
He now serves as an adaptive reconditioning non-commissioned officer at the Warrior Transition Battalion, helping soldiers like him who are recovering from injuries or disease.
Peter Singer, an adviser to U.S. President Barack Obama's campaign team and author of "Wired for War, " described one encounter with a frustrated non-commissioned officer.
"Russia needs a professional non-commissioned officer corps to train specialists who can really put these arms to effective use, " Pavel Felgenhauer, an independent military analyst, told AP.