tribune in Italian
tribune in Italian is tribuno, tribuna — tribune means an elected official in ancient Rome who represented and protected the interests of ordinary citizens.
tribune in Italian
tribuno
tribuna
What does "tribune" mean?
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noun An elected official in ancient Rome who represented and protected the interests of ordinary citizens.
"The tribunes had the power to veto laws harmful to the common people."
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noun A person, often a writer or speaker, who champions the causes of ordinary people.
"The newspaper columnist was seen as a tribune for working-class readers."
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tribune in a sentence
- The tribunes had the power to veto laws harmful to the common people.
- The newspaper columnist was seen as a tribune for working-class readers.
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What is "tribune" in Italian?
"tribune" in Italian is tribuno, tribuna. tribune means: An elected official in ancient Rome who represented and protected the interests of ordinary citizens.
How do you use "tribune" in a sentence?
Example: "The tribunes had the power to veto laws harmful to the common people." In Italian, "tribune" is tribuno, tribuna.
Are there other ways to say "tribune" in Italian?
Yes — Italian has 2 translations listed for "tribune": tribuno, tribuna.
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