The differences are as follows:

1. Different parts of speech:

chef is a noun n;

chief is both a noun n and an adjective adj.

2. Different meanings:

chef means chef, which mainly refers to the chef and chef of restaurants and restaurants;

when p>chief is used as a noun n, it means a leader, leader, etc., with a wider scope.

3. Different usage:

chef is translated as a chef, who takes cooking as his profession and cooking dishes as his main job, such as

The Chef, Staff and Managers are all Chinese.

Chefs, staff and managers are all from China.

chief: the most widely used word, which can refer to the supreme ruler, the immediate superior or the head of any level, such as

The? gens? elects? its? sachem? and? its? chief.?

the clan elects a chief and a leader.

Extended information:

Synonym leader

1, meaning: n. Leader; Leader; Leader

2. Pronunciation: English [? li? d? (r)] beauty [? li? d? R]

3. Example:

He? just? hasn't? been? able? to? project? himself? as? the? strong? Leader .

He failed to show the appearance of a strong leader at all.