lieutenant
/lɪˈtɛntənt/; /laɪˈtɛntənt/Definitions
1. noun
A commissioned officer ranking below a captain, usually commanding a company or battalion.
“The lieutenant led his platoon into the battle zone.”
2. noun
A person who represents or acts on behalf of another, especially a superior or a company.
“The company’s sales lieutenant met with the client to discuss the proposal.”