president in Latin
president in Latin is praesidēns, praesidens, praepositus — president means the elected head of state of a republic, or the head of its government.
president in Latin
praesidēns
The head of state of a republic.
praesidens
The head of state of a republic.
praepositus
A person presiding over a meeting; a chair, presiding officer, presider.
What does "president" mean?
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noun The elected head of state of a republic, or the head of its government.
"The president addressed the nation on television."
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noun The person in charge of a company, organization, or committee.
"She was elected president of the student union."
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president in a sentence
- The president addressed the nation on television.
- Voters will choose a new president at the next election.
- She was elected president of the student union.
- He serves as president of the local charity.
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What is "president" in Latin?
"president" in Latin is praesidēns, praesidens, praepositus. president means: The elected head of state of a republic, or the head of its government.
How do you use "president" in a sentence?
Example: "The president addressed the nation on television." In Latin, "president" is praesidēns, praesidens, praepositus.
Are there other ways to say "president" in Latin?
Yes — Latin has 3 translations listed for "president": praesidēns, praesidens, praepositus.
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