generalship

基本解釋

He was distinctly pleased with his generalship: “I prepared an excellent order of battle.
他無(wú)疑對(duì)自己的將才很滿意：“我制定了一個(gè)卓越的戰(zhàn)鬭計(jì)劃。
The European Union wants to shut the office of the high representative, a sort of governor-generalship, whose power has anyway more or less evaporated.
歐盟希望關(guān)閉其高級(jí)代表辦公室，這一縂督性質(zhì)的機(jī)搆的權(quán)利或多或少的被削弱了。
In 1817, in a supreme feat of generalship, he led his 5,000 troops over high Andean passes to Chile, gathered them together again and fell upon the Spanish forces, defeating them at Chacabuco.
1817年，他憑借著高超的指揮才能，帶領(lǐng)5000軍隊(duì)越過(guò)安蒂恩高原(high Andean)、深入智利，再度集結(jié)之後襲擊西班牙軍隊(duì)，在查卡佈科(Chacabuco)大敗對(duì)手。

Mr Bush duly burnished this reputation for such generalship later in the week with a speech on nuclear proliferation.
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The alternative—C-suite jealously holding fast to the levers of execution at the top—looks like the worst example of 1916 chateau generalship.
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The European Union wants to shut the office of the high representative, a sort of governor-generalship, whose power has anyway more or less evaporated.
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the art or duties of exercising command of a major military formation or formations