superintendents是什么意思？

superintendents

英[su:pərɪn'tendənts] 美[supərɪn'tendənts]

• n. 警长( superintendent的名词复数 )，（大楼的）管理人，监管人，（美国）警察局长；

例句

• As regards of their work performance, according to their superintendents, they all had pretty good performance. 至于其工作绩效, 根据其主管之评价, 呈现中上程度的表现.
• But superintendents and principals have wide discretion. 但是,地方领导和校长有自由裁量权.
• Unlike their New York counterparts , Portland school superintendents welcomed McFarlane. 这一次,地点是在波特兰.

英语四级真题

In the end, the superintendents agreed to provide the data we sought, which is, after all, public information.
出自-2012年6月阅读原文

柯林斯高阶英汉双解学习词典释义

• N-COUNT; N-TITLE
  (英国的)警司;(美国的)警察局局长
  In Britain, a superintendent is a senior police officer of the rank above an inspector. In the United States, a superintendent is the head of a police department.
  例句
  He was stopped at the airport by an assistant superintendent of police. 他在机场被一名助理警长扣留了。 ...Detective Superintendent Kirby. 侦查警司柯比
• N-COUNT
  (部门)主管，负责人
  A superintendent is a person who is responsible for a particular thing or the work done in a particular department.
  例句
  He became superintendent of the bank's East African branches... 他成了该银行东非分行的行长。 The Superintendent of Public Works gives orders for all watercourses to be inspected. 公共建设部部长下令检查所有河道。
• N-COUNT
  (大楼的)管理员
  A superintendent is a person whose job is to look after a large building such as a school or a block of flats and deal with small repairs to it.