officer

officer
n чиновник, посадова особа; службовець, співробітник (уста нови)
- administrative officer адміністративний службовець
- cabinet officer член уряду
- certifying officer особа/ співробітник, що завіряє документ
- chief administrative officer головна посадова особа
- commanding officer командуючий офіцер, вища посадова особа
- conference officer завідуючий секретаріатом конференції/ наради
- consular officer консульський працівник
- custom-house officer митний чиновник
- customs officer митний чиновник
- diplomatic officer дипломатичний чиновник
- document officer співробітник з оформлення документів (в ООН тощо)
- extraordinary diplomatic officer повноважний дипломатичний представник/ агент
- ordinary diplomatic officer звичайний дипломатичний представник/ агент
- press-officer чиновник, відповідальний за зв'язки з пресою
- officers of the Bureau Президія
- officers of the Committee посадові особи комітету/ комісії
- officers of the conference посадові особи конференції
- officer of state державна посадова особа
- senior officers of the Ministry for Foreign Affairs старші співробітники Міністерства закордонних справ

English-Ukrainian diplomatic dictionary. 2013.

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