- a document entitling a commissioned officer to hold a higher rank temporarily (but without higher pay)
- promote somebody by brevet, in the military
- Brevet, or randonnée, is an organised long-distance bicycle ride in the sport of randonneuring. Cyclists - who, in this discipline, may be referred to as randonneurs - follow a designated but unmarked route (usually 200 km to 1400 km), passing through check-point controls, and must complete the ...
- (Say: bruh-vay) - A brevet is an official randonneuring ride of at least 200 kilometers usually completed to qualify for longer and major events, such as Paris-Brest-Paris and Boston-Montreal-Boston. ...
- Means "patent" or "certificate" in French.
- (pronounced brehv-it) An honorary promotion in rank, usually for merit. Officers did not usually function at or receive pay for their brevet rank.
- An appointment to a higher rank for command purposes without the corresponding increase in pay.
- The conferring of promotion in rank on an officer, usually for services, but with no right to extra pay.
- a promotion to a higher RANK, especially of a commissioned officer, without an increase in pay-grade RATING; before the creation of medals for distinguished service or valor, the BREVET promotion was used to recognize and reward such achievements (cf: origin of SILVER STAR as BATTLE STAR on ...
- local military rank; a document conferring nominal rank on an officer rather than a formal commission.
- it is a private document in which a notary attests to the authenticity of the signature or signatures, a fact or a date of contract. Brevets may be used to certify a copy of a document or certify the identity of any object or thing, or to certify a translation of a document.
- short for French Diplôme National de Brevet; the Brevet is an externally marked national exam taken at age 16, and is the same test whether taken in France or anywhere else in the world. ...
- To appoint a soldier to a higher rank, often done in the field of combat to replace an injured or dead officer.
- From the French word Brevette, meaning patented.
- Literally, the word means certificate, patent, or diploma in French. In Randonneuring, it means two things certification of having successfully done a randonné, and the long-distance bicycle event itself of at least 200 kilometers. ...
- honorary higher commission without pay inc.readers disgust
- a race or other event which qualifies the rider to enter another.