"Ο στρατηγός είναι ο αρχηγός στο στρατό."

Translation: The general is the commander of the army.

[Spoonashy]

Using "in" instead of "of" is not accepted. Although I think the "of the army" construct is more natural in English, "in the army" doesn't sound odd to me and it follows the Greek grammar a bit more closely. :>

[jeanprendiville]

" The head of the army" ?

[troll1995]

That would be Η κεφαλή/Ο επικεφαλής του στρατού which may mean the same thing, but it's not the same word. ;)

[terolli_]

In greek we dont say Η κεφαλή του στρατού! We say ο επικεφαλής του στρατού

[uoLL8]

Dear troll (what an expression).

I think the word "commander" is closer to "διοικητής", but.... who remembers 50 years back? 🤣

[J.N7MH]

Is it wrong to say ...ο αρχηγός του στρατού

[Jon345104]

The general is the leader in the army was marked wrong

[G.Georgopoulos]

Added.

[Daniela438503]

Chief is not accepted?

[bojorinaa]

Is that acceptable in english? If so, then yes, it could be used, but i had in mind that chief was mainly used with tribe, team, etc

[Daimon-Dave]

I found this exercise in the general practice. but I'm not sure to what skill are they related to.

If anyone knows that would me awesome :D