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Definition of imperator - Reverso English Dictionary
Noun
1.
historyTECH. emperor in ancient RomeTECH.
- The imperator ruled with absolute power.
2.
victorious generalTECH. temporary honor for victorious generals in republican RomeTECH.
- The general was named imperator after the battle.
Origin of imperator
Latin, imperator (commander)
Examples of imperator in a sentence
In ancient Rome, the imperator was revered by all. The title of imperator was a great honor. He dreamed of being hailed as imperator one day.
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- French:imperator, général victorieux, ...
- German:Imperator, Feldherr, ...
- Italian:imperatore, ...
- Spanish:emperador, ...
- Portuguese:imperador, imperator, ...
- Chinese:皇帝, 凯旋将军, ...
- Japanese:インペラトル, 勝利将軍の称号, ...
- Arabic:إِمْبِرَاطُور, إِمْبِراتور, ...
- Hebrew:אִימְפֶּרָטוֹר, תֹּאֵר כָּבוֹד רוֹמַאי שֶׁנִּתָּן לְגֶנֶרְּלִים מְנַצְּחִים, ...
- Russian:император, ...
- Ukrainian:імператор, ...
- Hindi:सम्राट, इम्पेरेटर, ...
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