adjutant
/ˈædʒətənt/
adjective
- Relating to or serving as an adjutant; assisting or auxiliary.
- The adjutant role requires attention to detail.
- He took on adjutant duties during the training exercise.
- The adjutant staff worked late to prepare the briefing.
noun
- A military officer who acts as an administrative assistant to a commanding officer.
- The adjutant organized the daily schedule for the general.
- As an adjutant, she handled all the paperwork for the regiment.
- The adjutant relayed orders from the commander to the troops.
- A person who assists or serves as a helper in any organization or activity.
- The club's adjutant kept track of membership records.
- He acted as adjutant for the charity event, handling logistics.
- She served as the adjutant to the project manager, coordinating meetings and reports.