proconsul
Longman Dictionary of Contemporary English 5++LDOCE 5++pro·con·sul /prəʊˈkɒnsəl $ proʊˈkɑːn-/ noun [countable] PGOsomeone who governed a part of the ancient Roman Empire 〔古罗马帝国的〕地方总督
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proconsul• Paskevich soon moved from the Caucasus to Warsaw, but other proconsuls continued his work.• This monster used to come up literally out of the sea, with the arrival of the Roman proconsul at Ephesus.Origin proconsul (1300-1400) Latin pro consule “for a consul”pro·con·sul nounChineseSyllable
the a governed of Corpus part someone who
proconsul
pro‧con‧sul /prəʊˈkɒnsəl $ proʊˈkɑːn-/
noun [countable]
pro‧con‧sul /prəʊˈkɒnsəl $ proʊˈkɑːn-/
noun [countable] Date: 1300-1400
Language: Latin
Origin: pro consule 'for a consul'
someone who governed a part of the ancient Roman Empire
Language: Latin
Origin: pro consule 'for a consul'