generalissimo in Portuguese
generalissimo in Portuguese is generalíssimo — generalissimo means the supreme commander of a country's armed forces, especially one who also runs the government.
generalissimo in Portuguese
generalíssimo
(military) A supreme commander of the armed forces of a country, especially one who is also a political leader.
What does "generalissimo" mean?
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noun The supreme commander of a country's armed forces, especially one who also runs the government.
"Historians still debate whether the generalissimo acted alone in seizing power."
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generalissimo in a sentence
- Historians still debate whether the generalissimo acted alone in seizing power.
- Francisco Franco ruled Spain for decades with the title of generalissimo.
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What is "generalissimo" in Portuguese?
"generalissimo" in Portuguese is generalíssimo. generalissimo means: The supreme commander of a country's armed forces, especially one who also runs the government.
How do you use "generalissimo" in a sentence?
Example: "Historians still debate whether the generalissimo acted alone in seizing power." In Portuguese, "generalissimo" is generalíssimo.
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