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Definition of pro tempore - Reverso English Dictionary
Adverb
not permanentfor a short time or without permanence
- He served pro tempore while the manager was away.
Adjective
temporary roleserving temporarily in a position or role
- He was appointed chairman pro tempore during the meeting.
Origin of pro tempore
Latin, pro (for, on behalf of) + tempore (time)
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abr: pro tempore
for a short or temporary time
Examples of pro tempore in a sentence
The deputy acted pro tempore during the crisis. She served as president pro tempore during his absence. The judge pro tempore handled the case efficiently.
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- French:à titre provisoire, par intérim, ...
- German:vorübergehend, temporär, ...
- Italian:temporaneamente, pro tempore, ...
- Spanish:pro tempore, temporal, ...
- Portuguese:temporariamente, pro tempore, ...
- Chinese:临时地, 临时的, ...
- Japanese:一時的に, 臨時の, ...
- Arabic:مُؤَقَّتاً, مُؤَقَّت, ...
- Hebrew:לְזְמַן מְשַׁעֲרִי, זְמַנִּי, ...
- Russian:временно, временный, ...
- Ukrainian:тимчасово, тимчасовий, ...
- Hindi:अस्थायी रूप से, अस्थायी, ...
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