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Meanings of real captain in English

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Usage of real captain in English
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You may become a real captain earlier than expected!'
The Darkening Sea
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Uruguay were up against modest opposition in Egypt but Godín led by example with a real captain's performance.
The Guardian
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You told us, Martin, that you'd prove to us the benefit of having a real captain for a nine.
The Grammar School Boys in Summer Athletics
4
Chubs was the real captain.
Earth Unaware
5
It was better to have a real captain who was a scoundrel, than a man who knew nothing but kept the Commandments.
Vandemark's Folly
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Of course Dr. Schermerhorn had been mistaken in his man: A real captain of men would have risen to circumstances wherever he found them.
The Mystery
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Another Mrs. Bellfield was not impossible; and what, if instead of being a real captain at all, he should be a returned ticket-of-leave man!
Can You Forgive Her?
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Boyd Cordner -A real captain's knock doing plenty of grunt work and running for 106 metres while making 29 tackles.
News.com.au
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Captain McKay, the real Captain McKay this time, was almost boyish in appearance.
The Pony Rider Boys with the Texas Rangers; Or, On the Trail of ...
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Real captain Sergio Ramos opened the scoring with a flicked header 10 minutes into the second half.
BBC
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A real Captain Haddock chateau, very Herge.
Life
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'We 've no real captain now dear old Heriot 's gone,' he said.
The Adventures of Harry Richmond — Volume 1
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Real captain Raul put the home side ahead on three minutes with a superb, flighted header following a Sergio Ramos cross.
The Irish Times
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However, at the moment there is no prospect of this occurring, with the 29-year-old defender having been made the Real captain.
The Irish Times
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There was spice to this tie, a non-friendly edge at times and it was epitomised by Sergio Ramos, the Real captain.
The Guardian
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As for the real Captain-ifCaptain he is- IfancyI've scared him out of this neighbourhood for some time to come.
Wandering Heath
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