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Anonymous Posted 12 years ago
Vocabulary

Difference between official and officer

what difference between official and officer
  

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Refer to a dictionary for details. Here are some of my thoughts about these terms. officer someone who has a position of duty and trust eg a police officer eg a commissioned member of an army eg a holder of a high position in a company official someone who has the authority to represent or speak for an organization Often it is a public / governmental organization.

— Clive

  • Refer to a dictionary for details.
  • Here are some of my thoughts about these terms.
  • officer someone who has a position of duty and trust eg a police officer eg a commissioned member of an army eg a holder of a high position in a company official someone who has the authority to represent or speak for an organization Often it is a public / governmental organization.
  • eg an official in the Department of Immigration.
  • Clive
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Refer to a dictionary for details.
Here are some of my thoughts about these terms.

officer
someone who has a position of duty and trust
eg a police officer
eg
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Official is an adjective ands officer is a noun like,a great officer and official work.
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chhiring sherpa Official is an adjective ands officer is a noun like,a great officer and official work.
Official may be a noun (as described by Clive, above) or an adjective.
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