curia in Portuguese
curia in Portuguese is cúria — curia means a subdivision of the ancient Roman people, or the senate of Rome during the republic.
curia in Portuguese
cúria
What does "curia" mean?
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noun A subdivision of the ancient Roman people, or the senate of Rome during the republic.
"The curia met to debate matters of state in ancient Rome."
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name The central governing administration of the Roman Catholic Church.
"The Roman Curia oversees the Vatican's day-to-day administration."
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curia in a sentence
- The curia met to debate matters of state in ancient Rome.
- The Roman Curia oversees the Vatican's day-to-day administration.
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What is "curia" in Portuguese?
"curia" in Portuguese is cúria. curia means: A subdivision of the ancient Roman people, or the senate of Rome during the republic.
How do you use "curia" in a sentence?
Example: "The curia met to debate matters of state in ancient Rome." In Portuguese, "curia" is cúria.
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