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Meanings of sub-lieutenant in English
Navy officier rank of the Canadian Armed Forces.
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Usage of sub-lieutenant in English
1
When I was sub-lieutenant I did not spend as much as that.
2
The sub-lieutenant raised his sword, and lowered it again rapidly.... A shot.
3
He flew as an observer and achieved the rank of sub-lieutenant.
4
The French officer was a young sub-lieutenant, evidently not much of a seaman.
5
The sub-lieutenant had kept his word, and the progress of his career deserves detailed mention.
6
I was still only a sub-lieutenant in those days.
7
General Pau's son, a sub-lieutenant of infantry, is lying wounded at the hospital at Troyes.
8
One D'Anse was her paramour, a sub-lieutenant of hussars.
9
No visitor ever came to see the sub-lieutenant but the father always made the same petition.
10
He was a sub-lieutenant in the Vasiliefsky regiment.
11
On the next promotion he was made sub-lieutenant.
12
He was an officer-a sub-lieutenant-thenhe quarrelled with his colonel and came out of the army.
13
This sub-lieutenant of artillery was called Jean Reynaud.
14
Our sub-lieutenant made us put out our pipes.
15
After that allocution, no one, not even a sub-lieutenant, had the courage to empty his glass.
16
Once, you know, when I was a sub-lieutenant, some of us had a drop too much.
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