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triumvir

/traɪˈʌm.vɪr/

Traduction: Nom désignant l'un des trois hommes exerçant conjointement le pouvoir, notamment dans le cadre d'un triumvirat, comme dans la Rome antique.

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noun

/traɪˈʌm.vɪr/C2formal
  • frNom désignant l'un des trois hommes exerçant conjointement le pouvoir, notamment dans le cadre d'un triumvirat, comme dans la Rome antique.

A noun referring to one of three individuals who jointly hold public administration or civil authority, particularly in the context of ancient Rome.

  1. Member of a ruling trioC2formal

    One of three individuals who jointly hold a position of power or authority, especially in ancient Rome.

    frMembre d'un triumvirat

    • Julius Caesar was a prominent triumvir in the First Triumvirate.
    • The triumvir ruled the Roman Republic for several years.
    • Each triumvir had specific responsibilities in the government.
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  • triumvirs plural form
  • triumvirs' possessive plural form
  • triumvir's possessive singular form