Examples of using Second-in-command in English and their translations into Slovak
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This is my second-in-command.
Second-in-command, chief tactician, psychologist.
So, you're second-in-command now?
There's a reason why you are his second-in-command.
Your second-in-command changed the recipe.
Roines is my second-in-command.".
His second-in-command quickly selected a pretty, sedate brunette.
I feel like you're my second-in-command around here.
And you will be king over Israel, and I will be your second-in-command.
And as you know, Chen's second-in-command is this guy.
He was second-in-command on a flagship cruiser during the war with your people.
This is It. John Matheson, my second-in-command.
You said he was second-in-command of a Minbari cruiser.
You will rule Israel, and I will be your second-in-command.
You want to be my second-in-command, prove you're ready.
You will rule Israel, and I will be your second-in-command.
You want to be my second-in-command, prove you're ready.
You will rule Israel, and I will be your second-in-command.
Dr. Johnson, who was second-in-command, declared it an accident.
I want them to approve your transition to my second-in-command.
China's second-in-command: We're building an even playing field for foreign firms.
This is North Urk's current second-in-command, Amang.
Weaver's always been by the book, sonew orders from Colonel Porter were enough for him, and, uh, his second-in-command.
Because, like you said, when Porter made me second-in-command, he knew that I would do whatever I could to keep the civilians safe.
General Rudolf Viest flew in and took command on October 7,with Golian becoming his second-in-command.
A first officer(also known as the co-pilot) is the second-in-command to the captain.
Assuming World War III was underway, the Soviet submarine captain wanted to launch a nuclear torpedo,but did not get authorization(which he, unusually, needed in this case) from his second-in-command, who instead decided to return the submarine to the surface to await orders from Moscow.