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ambassador Noun 1. a diplomat of the highest rank, sent to another country as permanent representative of his or her own country 2. a representative or messenger: he saw himself as an ambassador for the game [Old Provençal ambaisador] ambassadorial adj
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ambassador Translations n ambassador [amˈbӕsədə] the government minister appointed to act for his government in another country the British Ambassador to Italy. ambassadeur سَفِير посланик velvyslanec ambassadør der/die Botschafter(in) πρεσβευτής embajador; embajadora suursaadik سفیر suurlähettiläs ambassadeur, drice שָׁגרִיר राजदूत veleposlanik nagykövet duta besar sendiherra ambasciatore, ambasciatrice 大使 대사 ambasadorius vēstnieks duta ambassadeur sendemann, ambassadør ambasador embaixador ambasador посол veľvyslanec, -kyňa veleposlanik ambasador ambassadör เอกอัครราชทูต elçi 大使 посол, посланник سفیر ، ایلچی Đại sứ 大使 adj amˌbassaˈdorial [-ˈdoː-] ambassadeuragtig خاصْ بِسَفَارَة، عَلى مُسْتَوى سَفارَه посланически velvyslanecký ambassadør- die Botschafts... πρεσβευτικός de embajador suursaadiklik وابسته به سفیر d'ambassadeur שֶׁל הַשַׁגרִירוּת राजदूतीय veleposlanički nagykövet(ség)i sendiherra- di/da ambasciatore 大使の 대사의 ambasadoriaus vēstniecības-; vēstnieka- kedutaan ambassadeurs- ambassadør- ambasadorski de embaixador de ambasador посольский veľvyslanecký veleposlaniški ambasadorski ambassadörs- ที่เกี่ยวกับตำแหน่งเอกอัครราชทูต elçiliğe ait 大使級的 посольський سفارتی طور پر thuộc đại sứ 大使级的 |
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Kennan later flourished in wartime Moscow under the
tutelage of Averell Harriman, but his own brief ambassadorships (to
Moscow and Belgrade) both ended in failure. And it is axiomatic, is it
not, that, when one wins in politics, one has to reward one's
allies--say with things like ambassadorships, no-bid contracts, tax cuts
and regulatory changes? And out of the turmoil
of Lebanon he also kept the confidence of the United States, which
subsequently honored him with two additional ambassadorships, in
Thailand and India. |
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