Definition
Definition of proconsulate - Reverso English Dictionary
Noun
1.
geographyRare area governed by a proconsulRare
- The proconsulate included several important trade cities..
2.
governmentRare the office held by a proconsulRare
- He aspired to the proconsulate after his military service.
Origin of proconsulate
Latin, pro (for) + consul (magistrate)
Examples of proconsulate in a sentence
He governed the proconsulate with an iron fist. The proconsulate was a prestigious position in ancient Rome. He studied the responsibilities of the proconsulate diligently.
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- French:proconsulat, mandat de proconsul, ...
- German:Prokonsulat, ...
- Italian:proconsolato, carica di proconsole, ...
- Spanish:proconsulado, cargo de procónsul, ...
- Portuguese:território proconsular, proconsulado, ...
- Chinese:总督辖区, 代执政官的职务, ...
- Japanese:プロコンスルの管轄地域, プロコンスルの職位, ...
- Arabic:إِقْلِيم البُرُوقُنْصُل, مَنصِب الحاكِم الروماني, ...
- Hebrew:פְּרוֹקוֹנְסוּלְיָה, מִשְׂרַת פְּרוֹקוֹנְסוּל, ...
- Russian:область проконсула, проконсульство, ...
- Ukrainian:проконсулатська область, проконсулат, ...
- Hindi:प्रोकॉन्सुल का क्षेत्र, प्रोकॉन्सुलेट, ...
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