How do you say general in English?

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Omnidirectional; Universal; Generally speaking; Normal; General; Routine; General; General; General.

General; Admiral (Army, Marine Corps or US Air Force).

General? It? Is it? Mine? Work? Where to? Ensure? That? Safe? Yes? This? Mission. ?

Admiral, I have to make sure the mission is safe.

Extended data:

Usage of general:

The basic meaning of general is "universal and comprehensive; Generally speaking, the word "whole" focuses on everyone or most places. Extension can refer to "non-specialized, general" and "normal, conventional; The usual "general, general".

General can also mean "general, sir", which is only used as an attribute and often used with the definite article the, and the first letter is often capitalized.

General can be used as an attribute, predicative or object complement in a sentence.

General as a noun means "general", especially "general in the army" in Britain, which is a countable noun.

In general means "in general", which can be used as an attribute after plural nouns or as an adverbial to modify the whole sentence.

General's lexical collocation:

brigadier

Master of the general station.

Famous general, famous general.

Five-star general, five-star general.

General, general.

Captain, general, lieutenant general.