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Definition of prolocutor - Reverso English Dictionary
Noun
1.
communicationDated spokesperson in a formal assemblyDated
- The prolocutor addressed the concerns of the assembly members.
2.
religionDated UK chairman of the lower house of convocation in the Anglican ChurchDated UK
- The prolocutor led the discussion on church reforms.
Origin of prolocutor
Latin, pro (for) + locutor (speaker)
Examples of prolocutor in a sentence
As prolocutor, he mediated the debate. The prolocutor called the meeting to order. As prolocutor, he had the final say in the debate.
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- French:porte-parole, modérateur, ...
- German:Sprecher, ...
- Italian:portavoce, prolocutore, ...
- Spanish:vocero, presidente de la cámara baja, ...
- Portuguese:porta-voz, presidente da câmara baixa, ...
- Chinese:发言人, 议长, ...
- Japanese:代弁者, 司会者, ...
- Arabic:مُتَحَدِّث رَسْمِي, رَئِيسُ المَجْلِسِ النِّيَابِيِّ, ...
- Hebrew:דּוֹבֵר רִשְׁמִי, מַנְחֶה, ...
- Russian:представитель, председатель, ...
- Ukrainian:спікер, голова, ...
- Hindi:प्रवक्ता, सभापति, ...
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