Definition of high command in English:

high command

noun

The commander-in-chief and associated senior staff of an army, navy, or air force.
Example sentencesExamples
- The fact that the military high command has issued what amounts to an open challenge to the court is not surprising.
- The Army high command promptly forbade any future joint exercises.
- His public implication of treason on the part of the Navy and Army high commands led to his court-martial and conviction that fall.
- The battle was won, but there would be no great credit given to the organizers, to the high command or to the political leadership.
- Thompson also believes that rivalry between the British and American high commands in the Pacific was a factor.

Definition of high command in US English:

high command

nounhaɪ kəˈmændhī kəˈmand

The commander in chief and associated senior staff of an army, navy, or air force.
Example sentencesExamples
- The fact that the military high command has issued what amounts to an open challenge to the court is not surprising.
- Thompson also believes that rivalry between the British and American high commands in the Pacific was a factor.
- The Army high command promptly forbade any future joint exercises.
- His public implication of treason on the part of the Navy and Army high commands led to his court-martial and conviction that fall.
- The battle was won, but there would be no great credit given to the organizers, to the high command or to the political leadership.

单词	high command
释义	Definition of high command in English: high command noun The commander-in-chief and associated senior staff of an army, navy, or air force. Example sentencesExamples The fact that the military high command has issued what amounts to an open challenge to the court is not surprising. The Army high command promptly forbade any future joint exercises. His public implication of treason on the part of the Navy and Army high commands led to his court-martial and conviction that fall. The battle was won, but there would be no great credit given to the organizers, to the high command or to the political leadership. Thompson also believes that rivalry between the British and American high commands in the Pacific was a factor. Definition of high command in US English: high command nounhaɪ kəˈmændhī kəˈmand The commander in chief and associated senior staff of an army, navy, or air force. Example sentencesExamples The fact that the military high command has issued what amounts to an open challenge to the court is not surprising. Thompson also believes that rivalry between the British and American high commands in the Pacific was a factor. The Army high command promptly forbade any future joint exercises. His public implication of treason on the part of the Navy and Army high commands led to his court-martial and conviction that fall. The battle was won, but there would be no great credit given to the organizers, to the high command or to the political leadership.
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