nuncio
Longman Dictionary of Contemporary English 5++LDOCE 5++nun·ci·o /ˈnʌnsiəʊ $ -sioʊ/ noun (plural nuncios) [countable] RRCa representative of the Pope in a foreign country 罗马教廷大使
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nuncio• Eck, however, made his way to Rome and got himself appointed papal nuncio.Origin nuncio (1500-1600) Early Italian, from Latin nuntius “messenger”nun·ci·o nounChineseSyllable
a foreign the country Corpus representative of a in Pope
nuncio
nun‧ci‧o /ˈnʌnsiəʊ $ -sioʊ/
noun (plural nuncios) [countable]
nun‧ci‧o /ˈnʌnsiəʊ $ -sioʊ/
noun (plural nuncios) [countable] Date: 1500-1600
Origin: Early Italian, from Latin nuntius 'messenger'
a representative of the Pope in a foreign country
Origin: Early Italian, from Latin nuntius 'messenger'