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1 Kommandant
m; -en, -en, Kommandantin f; -, -nen; MIL. commander; einer Einheit: commanding officer (Abk. CO); einer Festung: commandant* * *der Kommandantcommandant; commander* * *Kom|man|dạnt [kɔman'dant]1. m -en, -en, Kom|man|dan|tin[-'dantɪn]2. f -, -nen (MIL)commanding officer; (von Festung auch) commander; (NAUT) captain; (von Stadt) commandant* * *der1) (an officer who has the command of a place or of a body of troops.) commandant2) (a person who commands: He was the commander of the expedition.) commander* * *Kom·man·dant(in)<-en, -en>[kɔmanˈdant]1. (Militär) commanding officer2. (einer Stadt) commandant3. (Marine) captain* * *der; Kommandanten, Kommandanten (einer Stadt, Festung) commandant; (eines Panzers, Raumschiffs) commander; (einer Militäreinheit) commander; commanding officer; (eines Flugzeugs, Schiffs) captain* * *Kommandant m; -en, -en, Kommandantin f; -, -nen; MIL commander; einer Einheit: commanding officer (abk CO); einer Festung: commandant* * *der; Kommandanten, Kommandanten (einer Stadt, Festung) commandant; (eines Panzers, Raumschiffs) commander; (einer Militäreinheit) commander; commanding officer; (eines Flugzeugs, Schiffs) captain* * *-en m.commandant n.
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