imperio

Meaning

1. (masculine) empire
2. (masculine) imperium
3. (masculine) rule (of law)
4. (masculine) arrogance

Concepts

empire

imperium

kingdom

domination

influence

leverage

pride

reign

rule

sway

action

Reich

clout

conglomerate

Synonyms

reino

poder

reinado

imperium

Hyphenated as

im‧pe‧rio

Pronounced as (IPA)

/imˈpeɾjo/

Etymology

Borrowed from Latin: imperium

In summary

Borrowed from Latin imperium.

Sentences

En ese mismo año se le nombró Caballero del Imperio Británico .

In that same year he was made a Knight of the British Empire.

Viajó alrededor de casi toda la región occidental del Imperio ruso .

He traveled around almost the entire western region of the Russian Empire.

Con el establecimiento del Imperio fue atacada por los imperiales y parcialmente destruida .

With the establishment of the Empire it was attacked by the Imperials and partially destroyed.

Está atestiguada la ocupación continuada desde la Edad del Bronce hasta el imperio otomano .

The continued occupation from the Bronze Age to the Ottoman Empire is attested.

Enrique decidió llevar a los jesuitas a Portugal y utilizarlos en el imperio colonial .

Henry, more than anyone, endeavoured to bring the Jesuits to Portugal and employed them in the colonial empire.