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consul

/ˈkɒn.səl/

Traducción: Funcionario designado por un gobierno para representar sus intereses y asistir a sus ciudadanos en una ciudad extranjera.

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noun

/ˈkɒn.səl/B2formal
  • esFuncionario designado por un gobierno para representar sus intereses y asistir a sus ciudadanos en una ciudad extranjera.

A noun referring to an official appointed by a government to represent its interests and assist its citizens in a foreign city.

  1. Government officialB2formal

    An official appointed by a government to live in a foreign city and protect the interests of their country's citizens and businesses there.

    esCónsul (funcionario gubernamental)

    • The British consul in Paris helped them with their visa issues.
    • She was appointed as the new consul to the embassy in Tokyo.
    • The consul arranged a meeting between the two trade delegations.

    Sinónimosambassadordiplomatemissaryenvoyministerrepresentative

  2. Ancient Roman officialC1formal

    One of the two chief magistrates of the ancient Roman Republic, elected annually to lead the government and army.

    esCónsul romano

    • Julius Caesar served as a consul in 59 BC.
    • The Roman consuls held veto power over each other's decisions.
    • After his term as consul, he was given command of a province.
Formas
  • consuls plural form
  • consuls' possessive plural form
  • consul's possessive singular form
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