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The meaning of Legate

Legate – definition

noun

A member of the clergy, especially a cardinal, representing the pope.

Usage examples:

A papal legate arrived in france on a peacemaking mission
noun

A general or governor of an ancient roman province, or their deputy.

Usage examples:

The roman legate of syria

Legate translation into English

Legate: translate from English into Chinese

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使节

Legate: translate from English into Dutch

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Legaat, Lid van gezantschap, Pauselijk gezant

Legate: translate from English into French

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Légat

Legate: translate from English into German

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Legat, Gesandte

Legate: translate from English into Hindi

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दूत, दूत होना, उपराजदूत, प्रणिधि, लीगेट

Legate: translate from English into Italian

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Legato

Legate: translate from English into Korean

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사절, 로마 교황의 해외 파견 사절, 유산으로 물려주다

Legate: translate from English into Russian

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Легат, Посол, Отписывать, Завещать, Делегат, Папский посол

Legate: translate from English into Spanish

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Legado, Legar

Word origin

late Old English, from Old French legat, from Latin legatus, past participle of legare ‘depute, delegate, bequeath’.

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