英 [ˈdʒenrəlʃɪp] 美 [ˈdʒenrəlʃɪp]
n. 将才；将官的职位；将军任期
generalship /ˈdʒɛnrəlˌʃɪp/
名词 the art or duties of exercising command of a major military formation or formations 将才
the leadership ability of a military general
the office and authority of a general
同义词： generalcy
... general-purpose 通用的 generalship 将才 generant 发生的 ...
... 才能 talent; ability; gift; aptit ... 指挥才干 generalship 神奇的 miraculous; mystical; sayonara; supernatural ...
Fuller)写过一本书，叫《为将之道：疾患及其疗方》(Generalship: Its Diseases and Their Cure)，其中认为，伟大的将军有三个普遍特点：勇气、创造性思维、身体强健。
general 一般的，普通的；综合的；大体的
Under the generalship of Rat, everybody was set to do something or to fetch something.
在水鼠兰特的指挥下，每个人都着手干点什么，或者去取点什么东西。
It needed a prodigious amount of generalship to marshal these forces.
要统帅这些队伍，需要惊人的将才。
He was distinctly pleased with his generalship: "I prepared an excellent order of battle."
他无疑对自己的将才很满意：“我制定了一个卓越的战斗计划。”
Mr Bush duly burnished this reputation for such generalship later in the week with a speech on nuclear proliferation.
The alternative C-suite jealously holding fast to the levers of execution at the top looks like the worst example of 1916 chateau generalship.
The European Union wants to shut the office of the high representative, a sort of governor-generalship, whose power has anyway more or less evaporated.