captain

US /ˈkæptən/

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UK /'kæptɪn/

n.NounTitle of a senior officer in the military

The captain led his company of soldiers onto the battlefield

n.NounPerson in charge of a team, a ship or an airplane

The captain of the ship tells everyone what to do

v.t.Transitive VerbTo be in charge of a team, ship or airplane

He will captain this ship until the day he dies

n.NounThe leader of a sports team.

She is the captain of the school's basketball team.

n.NounThe person in command of an aircraft.

The captain announced that we would be landing shortly.

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His name was Squanto, and he had grown up in this very village before a ruthless sea captain kidnapped him as a boy and sold him into slavery in Spain.
His name was Squanto, and he had grown up in this very village before a ruthless sea captain kidnapped him as a boy and sold him into slavery in Spain.
captain kidnapped him as a boy and sold him into slavery in Spain.
captain kidnapped him as a boy and sold him into slavery in Spain.

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its crew decapitated and its captain impaled on the castle walls.
its crew decapitated and its captain impaled on the castle walls.

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Are You Ready to Put this in your Bikini Bottom? Ay Ay Captain!
Are You Ready to Put this in your Bikini Bottom? Ay Ay Captain!
I Can't Hear You? Ay Ay Captain! Ohhhhhhh
I Can't Hear You? Ay Ay Captain! Ohhhhhhh

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XERXES: My Captain.
XERXES: My Captain.
if I send for the captain of the guard to investigate.
if I send for the captain of the guard to investigate.

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Captain Rambeau, what the hell are you doing?
Captain Rambeau, what the hell are you doing?
Captain Rambeau?
Captain Rambeau?