caesar

• Nombre propio referido a una figura histórica, en particular al general y estadista romano que conquistó la Galia y se convirtió en líder clave de Roma, o al humorista estadounidense moderno pionero de los programas de comedia televisiva.

A proper noun referring to a historical figure, notably a Roman general and statesman who conquered Gaul and became a pivotal leader in Rome, or a modern American comedian known for pioneering television comedy shows.

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1. Roman rulerB2formal

   A title used by Roman emperors, most famously Gaius Julius Caesar, a military general and statesman who conquered Gaul and became dictator of Rome.

   César (título imperial romano)

   • Julius Caesar crossed the Rubicon River, sparking a civil war.
   • Caesar was assassinated by a group of senators in 44 BC.
   • The Roman Senate granted Caesar extraordinary powers.

   Sinónimosautocratdictatoremperormonarchrulersovereign

2. C1formalamerican

   Sid Caesar, an American comedian and actor who pioneered television comedy shows in the mid-20th century.

   César (apellido de comediante)

   • Sid Caesar's show 'Your Show of Shows' was a landmark in comedy.
   • Many famous comedians credit Sid Caesar as an inspiration.
   • Caesar's sketch comedy influenced generations of performers.