headman
['hɛdmən]
n. , 首领, 酋

[] 领班, 头

1. The farmer wants a clear title to his land without having to bribe the village headman, and his wife wants the doctor to be there when she takes her sick child to the health center.
   农希望贿赂土，希望带孩去看病医岗位。
2. Further, headman, I say this:“ Straw may be sought by one needing straw; timber may be sought by one needing timber; a cart may be sought by one needing a cart; a workman may be sought by one needing a workman.
   「再者，聚落，：“释迦弟需稻草，求稻草；需木，求木；需，求；需，求。

headman
[ noun ]

1. an executioner who beheads the condemned person

<noun.person>

2. the head of a tribe or clan

<noun.person>

Headman \Head"man`\ (h[e^]d"m[a^]n`), n.; pl. {Headmen}
(-m[e^]n`). [AS. he['a]fodman.]
A head or leading man, especially of a village community.