generalship

基本解釋

He was distinctly pleased with his generalship: “I prepared an excellent order of battle.
他無疑對(duì)自己的將才很滿意：“我制定了一個(gè)卓越的戰(zhàn)斗計(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，這一總督性質(zhì)的機(jī)構(gòu)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)越過安蒂恩高原(high Andean)、深入智利，再度集結(jié)之后襲擊西班牙軍隊(duì)，在查卡布科(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