Tribune - English meaning

Tribune – definitions in English dictionary

noun
An official in ancient rome chosen by the plebeians to protect their interests.
Usage examples:
Frustrated there, he ran for tribune of the people and was elected for 133.

noun
An apse in a basilica.
Usage examples:
However the view of the tribune of s. maria maggiore was already shown in plate 122.
noun
A dais or rostrum, especially in a church.
Usage examples:
From 1922 his stylistically radical work was put to utilitarian ends, including the design of speak…

noun
Used in the titles of some newspapers
Usage examples:
The new york tribune

Tribune translation into English

Tribune: translate from English into Chinese

论坛, 护民官

Tribune: translate from English into Dutch

Tribune, Tribuun, Spreekgestoelte

Tribune: translate from English into French

Tribune, Tribun

Tribune: translate from English into German

Tribun

Tribune: translate from English into Hindi

ट्रिब्यून, मंच

Tribune: translate from English into Italian

Tribuna, Tribuno, Cattedra

Tribune: translate from English into Korean

호민관, 연단, 인민의 보호자, 인민의 옹호자, 공회당 내의 최고 행정관석

Tribune: translate from English into Russian

Трибуна, Трибун, Кафедра

Tribune: translate from English into Spanish

Tribuna, Tribuno

Word origin

mid 17th century (denoting the principal room in an Italian mansion): via French from Italian, from medieval Latin tribuna, alteration of Latin tribunal (see tribunal).

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Tribune – similar words

tribunals

noun
A body established to settle certain types of dispute.
Usage examples:
An industrial tribunal ruled that he was unfairly dismissed

noun
A special court chosen, esp. by a government or governments, to examine a particular problem
Usage examples:
An international tribunal of judges was established to investigate alleged war crimes.

noun
A special court or group of people who are officially chosen to examine problems of a particular type
Usage examples:
A tribunal case/claim/hearing, an appeal/an arbitration/a disciplinary tribunal, take sb/sth to a t…

Tribunals - all meanings in English

tribunal

noun
A body established to settle certain types of dispute.
Usage examples:
An industrial tribunal ruled that he was unfairly dismissed

noun
A special court chosen, esp. by a government or governments, to examine a particular problem
Usage examples:
An international tribunal of judges was established to investigate alleged war crimes.

noun
A special court or group of people who are officially chosen to examine problems of a particular type
Usage examples:
A tribunal case/claim/hearing, an appeal/an arbitration/a disciplinary tribunal, take sb/sth to a t…

Tribunal - all meanings in English

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