Sergeant
Pronunciation: /ˈsɑːrdʒənt/
Sergeant (noun)
- A person in the army who is above a corporal and below a lieutenant.
- A police officer who is above a constable and below an inspector.
- An official in a court of law who helps maintain order.
Examples
- The sergeant led the troops into the field.
- A sergeant must maintain discipline among the soldiers.
Common collocations: sergeant major, drill sergeant, sergeant's orders, police sergeant, sergeant on duty