Pronunciation: /ˈɛʃəˌlɑn/
noun a level or rank in an organization, a profession, or society
A1 The soldiers marched in formation, each one staying in their designated echelon.
A2 The company's management structure consists of several echelons, each responsible for different tasks.
B1 The promotion to the next echelon within the organization requires meeting certain performance criteria.
B2 The elite special forces unit operates in a highly skilled echelon system for maximum efficiency.
C1 The echelon of government officials responsible for national security met to discuss the latest intelligence reports.
C2 The CEO's decision-making power extends to every echelon of the company, ensuring a cohesive strategy at all levels.
verb not applicable
A1 She echeloned her team members based on their experience levels.
A2 The manager echeloned the tasks according to their priority.
B1 The military commander echeloned the troops for the upcoming operation.
B2 The project manager echeloned the resources to ensure efficient utilization.
C1 The CEO echeloned the company departments to streamline operations.
C2 The general echeloned the forces strategically to gain an advantage in the battle.
adjective not applicable
A1 The echelon team worked together to complete the project.
A2 The echelon group was responsible for organizing the event.
B1 The echelon committee made important decisions for the organization.
B2 The echelon leaders were chosen for their exceptional skills and experience.
C1 The echelon executives were tasked with overseeing the company's expansion.
C2 The echelon board of directors made strategic decisions to ensure the company's success.
adverb not applicable
A1 The soldiers marched in echelon formation.
A2 The team worked in echelon to complete the project on time.
B1 The company operates on a strict echelon system, with clear levels of authority.
B2 The organization's management is structured in a hierarchical echelon, with top executives making key decisions.
C1 The military's echelon structure allows for efficient communication and coordination during operations.
C2 The company's echelon system ensures that tasks are delegated effectively and responsibilities are clear at all levels.
pronoun not applicable
A1 The echelon is responsible for making sure everyone is in line during the parade.
A2 In the military, each echelon has a specific role and responsibility.
B1 The management echelon is in charge of decision-making and setting goals.
B2 The upper echelon of the company is made up of top executives and decision-makers.
C1 The echelon of power within the government is carefully monitored and controlled.
C2 The echelon of society that holds the most influence is often the wealthiest and most powerful.
preposition not applicable
A1 The cat climbed to the top echelon of the tree.
A2 She reached the highest echelon in her company.
B1 The elite echelon of society attended the gala event.
B2 He aspired to reach the echelon of power within the government.
C1 The company's CEO belonged to the highest echelon of business executives.
C2 Only a select few individuals ever reach the echelon of success that he achieved.
conjunction not applicable
A1 I am at the bottom echelon of the company.
A2 She moved up the echelon quickly due to her hard work.
B1 The team members were organized in a hierarchical echelon.
B2 The company's management is structured in a clear echelon system.
C1 The military operates on a strict echelon system for command.
C2 The company's echelon of leadership is well-defined and efficient.
interjection not applicable
A1 Echelon! I can't believe we won the game.
A2 Echelon, that was a close call!
B1 Echelon, we need to work together to achieve our goals.
B2 Echelon, let's move up to the next level of competition.
C1 Echelon, we must strive for excellence in all that we do.
C2 Echelon, we have reached the pinnacle of success in our industry.
article not applicable
A1 The echelon of employees in the company ranges from interns to executives.
A2 In the military, soldiers move up in rank from one echelon to the next based on their performance.
B1 The echelon of society that the protagonist comes from plays a significant role in the novel.
B2 The management team is divided into different echelons, each responsible for a specific aspect of the business.
C1 The echelon of power in the government is carefully monitored and balanced to prevent corruption.
C2 The echelon of expertise required for this project is beyond what most professionals in the field possess.
formal The CEO belongs to the highest echelon of the corporate hierarchy.
informal She quickly climbed the echelons of the company to become a top executive.
slang He's trying to move up the echelon by networking with the right people.
figurative In the world of fashion, reaching the top echelon of designers is a dream for many.
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