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Meanings of new captain in English

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Usage of new captain in English
1
At Crull-maldor's side, her new captain reported, Their numbers outside are great.
Chaosbound
2
Taylor and the new captain swore terribly; but the sheriff was immovable.
Haste and Waste; Or, the Young Pilot of Lake Champlain. A Story ...
3
The man seemed surprised that his new captain should know his name.
Cross of St. George
4
I suppose it must be the new captain appointed to the Calliope.
Percival Keene
5
Beside him were the new captain of the troop and seven men.
On the Firing Line
6
Smith was dismissive of the optimism that habitually greets a new captain.
The Guardian
7
I noted it and then turned to face my new captain head-on.
Fortune's Pawn
8
The new captain As South Africans we put unnecessary pressure on our captain.
The South African
9
Laroche had obviously told a grim story about their new captain.
For my Country’s Freedom
10
In short, the new captain came down on the ship like a blight.
Hard Cash
11
Rooke saw the new captain crossing the deck from the companion.
Success to the Brave
12
The new captain bowed his thanks in silence, and was about to retire.
The Tiger Hunter
13
Then, over the uproar, could be heard the orders of the new captain.
Tonio, Son of the Sierras: A Story of the Apache War
14
And woe to the man our new captain finds fault with.
The broken blade
15
I hope that we may get a new captain when we reach Batavia.
Owen Hartley; or, Ups and Downs: A Tale of Land and Sea
16
Miguel had spoken to the new captain, and aroused his suspicions.
The Mucker
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New captain across language varieties
Ireland
Common
United Kingdom
Less common
United States of America
Rare