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Definition of commissar - Reverso English Dictionary
Noun
1.
authoritativestrictly controlling person
- He acted like a commissar, overseeing every detail of the project..
2.
political officerTECH. official in a communist party responsible for political education and organizationTECH.
- The commissar instructed the troops on party policies..
3.
historyDated head of a government department before 1946Dated
- He served as a commissar in the early Soviet government.
Expressions with commissar
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official in military ensuring political loyalty and ideological education
The political commissar addressed the troops about party loyalty.
Origin of commissar
Russian, komissar (commissioner)
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abr: Commissar
official in charge of political education
Examples of commissar in a sentence
As a commissar, she demanded absolute obedience. The commissar addressed the workers at the factory. A new commissar was appointed to oversee the region. The commissar issued new directives to the department. As a commissar, she was responsible for policy implementation.
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- French:commissaire, ...
- German:strenger Kontrolleur, Kommissar, ...
- Italian:commissario, capo dipartimento, ...
- Spanish:comisario, ...
- Portuguese:comissário, comissário do partido, ...
- Chinese:专员, 政治委员, ...
- Japanese:厳格な管理者, 政治委員, ...
- Arabic:مُفَوَّض, مفوض سياسي, ...
- Hebrew:קוֹמִיסַר, קוֹמִיסָר, ...
- Russian:комиссар, политрук, ...
- Ukrainian:комісар, політрук, ...
- Hindi:तानाशाह, राजनीतिक अधिकारी, ...
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