Pronunciation: /əˈdʒuːtənt ˈdʒɛnərəl/
noun a military officer who serves as an administrative assistant to a higher-ranking officer, typically the commanding officer of a unit or organization
A1 The adjutant general is responsible for overseeing military personnel.
A2 The adjutant general coordinates the training schedules for all soldiers.
B1 The adjutant general works closely with other high-ranking military officials.
B2 The adjutant general is in charge of maintaining order and discipline within the military ranks.
C1 The adjutant general plays a crucial role in strategic planning and decision-making for the armed forces.
C2 The adjutant general serves as the principal advisor to the commanding officer on all matters related to personnel and administration.
formal The adjutant general is responsible for overseeing the state's National Guard units.
informal I heard the adjutant general will be visiting our base next week.
slang The adjutant general is like the big boss of the National Guard.
figurative In a way, the adjutant general acts as the conductor of a symphony, ensuring all parts work together harmoniously.
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