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czar

/zɑːr/

Tradução: Substantivo que designa o título histórico de imperador ou governante supremo, especialmente na Rússia, ou uma pessoa que detém grande poder ou autoridade em determinada área.

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noun

/zɑːr/B2formal
  • ptSubstantivo que designa o título histórico de imperador ou governante supremo, especialmente na Rússia, ou uma pessoa que detém grande poder ou autoridade em determinada área.

A noun referring to a historical title for an emperor or supreme ruler, particularly in Russia, or a person with great authority in a particular field.

  1. Historical rulerB2formal

    The title of the emperor of Russia before the Russian Revolution.

    ptczar

    • Czar Nicholas II was the last emperor of Russia.
    • The czar ruled with absolute power over the empire.
    • Historians study the reign of Peter the Great as a transformative czar.

    Sinônimosautocratemperormonarchsovereign

  2. C1informalamerican

    An informal title for a high-level government official appointed to oversee a specific policy area.

    ptCzar

    • The president appointed a drug czar to combat the opioid crisis.
    • The new cybersecurity czar will coordinate national defense efforts.
    • The energy czar proposed new regulations for renewable resources.

    Sinônimoscoordinatoroverlordsupremotsartzar

Formas
  • czars plural form
  • czars' possessive plural form
  • czar's possessive singular form
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