lieutenant

n.
1. officer holdng the place of a superior in his absence副职军官，副将。
△Oth.1.1.8:“Three great ones of thecity. / In personal suit to make me his lieutenant.”这城里的三个大人物，亲自去求他提升我做他的副将。
lieutenant's scarf: an officer's sach军官的肩带（绶带）。
△Ado.2.1.197(188): “What fashon will you wearthe garland of? about your neck,like an usurer'schain? or under your arm,like a lieutenant's scarf?”i.e. are you going to make capital out of this by clai-ming preferment from the Prince in return for yourloss,or shall you challenge him to a duel?你将怎样佩戴你的花环？ 究竟是挂在你的脖子上，像是放高利贷的人的金链子？还是挂在你的臂下，像是军官的肩带？ (意即：你想像放高利贷的人那样，利用这个机会捞一把，向亲王要求封赏，或者像军官那样，和亲王决斗？)
2. officer representing or performing the work of asuperior代理官员。
Lieutenant of the Tower: acting commandant ofTower of London伦敦塔卫队队长。
△3H.VI.4.6.o.s.d.:“Flourish,Enter King Henry the Sixth,Clarence,Warwick,Somerset,young Henry Richmond,Ox-ford,Montague,and Lieutenant of the Tower.”喇叭花腔。国王亨利六世、克拉仑斯、沃里克、萨默塞特、年轻的里士满、牛津、蒙太玖及伦敦塔卫队队长上。

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