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1. Oxford American Dictionary

   chief

   • IPA[CHēf]

   美式

   • n.
     a leader or ruler of a people or clan；the person with the highest rank in an organization
   • adj.
     most important；having or denoting the highest rank or authority

   • noun: chief, plural noun: chiefs

2. • 釋義
   • 片語

   n.

   名詞

   • 1. a leader or ruler of a people or clan the chief of the village the Tlingit chief 同義詞 leader, chieftain, head, headman, ruler, ... 更多overlord, master, commander, suzerain, seigneur, liege, liege lord, potentate, sachem, head, leading, principal, premier, highest, foremost, supreme, grand, superior, arch-, directing, governing, informalnumber-one反義詞 subordinate
   • ▪ the person with the highest rank in an organization a bureau chief the chief of police 同義詞 head, principal, chief executive, executive, president, ... 更多chair, chairman, chairwoman, chairperson, governor, director, administrator, manager, manageress, superintendent, foreman, forewoman, controller, overseer, boss, employer, proprietor, chief executive officer, CEO, informalboss man, kingpin, top dog, big cheese, bigwig, skipper, gaffer, guv'nor, numero uno, Mister Big, honcho, head honcho, padrone, sachem, big white chief, big kahuna, big wheel, high muckamuck, informal, derogatoryfat cat
   • ▪ an informal form of address, especially to someone of superior rank or status it's quite simple, chief
   • 2. an ordinary consisting of a broad horizontal band across the top of the shield.
   • ▪ the upper third of the field.

   adj.

   形容詞

   • 1. most important the chief reason for the spending cuts chief among her concerns is working alone at night 同義詞 main, principal, most important, uppermost, primary, ... 更多prime, first, cardinal, central, key, focal, vital, crucial, essential, pivotal, supreme, predominant, preeminent, paramount, overriding, leading, major, ruling, dominant, highest, arch, informalnumber-one反義詞 minor
   • ▪ having or denoting the highest rank or authority the government's chief adviser

   片語

   • chief cook and bottle washer
   • in chief
   • too many chiefs and not enough Indians