"commissars" 怎么发音

word

US

ˈkɑmɪsɑz

KAH-mi-sarz

UK

kəmˈɪsɑːz

kuh-MISS-ahz

释义

Commissars were officials in communist countries, especially the Soviet Union, who were responsible for political education and maintaining loyalty within the army or government. The word can refer to both political and military officials.

IPA 音标

美式英语

ˈkɑmɪsɑz

英式英语

kəmˈɪsɑːz

简化发音

美式

KAH-mi-sarz

英式

kuh-MISS-ahz

语境中听

The Soviet army had many commissars during World War II.

Commissars were responsible for political education in the army.

The commissars made sure everyone stayed loyal to the government.

Some soldiers feared the power of the commissars more than their commanders.