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vice-ad•mi•ral

(ˈvaɪsˈæd mər əl)

n.
a commissioned officer in the U.S. Navy or Coast Guard ranking above a rear admiral.
[1510–20]
vice′-ad′mi•ral•ty, n.
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vice-admiral

[ˈvaɪsˈædmərəl] Nvicealmirante mf
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Vice-Admiral Jenkins was born in Cardiff and went to the former Howardian High School in Penylan before graduating from the Welsh School of Medicine in 1968.