ministro

Noun

minister

Verb

first-person singular present indicative of ministrar

ministrar

1. to minister
2. to provide

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Hyphenated as

mi‧nis‧tro

Pronounced as (IPA)

/miˈnistɾo/

Etymology

Borrowed from Latin: minister

In summary

Borrowed from Latin ministrum.

Concepts

minister

secretary

foreign minister

priest

secretary of state

Secretary

Secretary of State

father

👨‍👦

minister

government minister

indigo bunting

Synonyms

secretario

embajador

inútil

padre

👨‍👦

azulito de alpiste

gorrión azul

colorín azul

passerin idigo

azulillo norteño

azulito

semillero colorín

indigo vink

azulejo

ministra

Translations

ministre

Minister

ministro

ministro

ministre

minister

minister

bakan

υπουργός

وزير

şalyar

wezîr

υπουργόσ

górnik

bewindsman

Sentences

Como Ministro del Interior hubo muchas críticas sobre su desempeño .

As Home Secretary there was a lot of criticism of his performance.

En condiciones normales , el Primer Ministro ni se habría planteado cumplir con las amenazas .

Under normal conditions, the Prime Minister would not have even considered complying with the threats.

El primer ministro y los demás miembros del gabinete son nombrados por el presidente .

The prime minister and the other cabinet members are appointed by the president.

Al ser elegido Ministro de Asuntos Exteriores con Fillon, fue expulsado del Partido Socialista .

Elected Foreign Minister under Fillon, he was expelled from the Socialist Party.

Este hecho originó una importante controversia cuando fue nombrado como Ministro del Tribunal Constitucional .

This fact caused a major controversy when he was appointed as Minister of the Constitutional Court.

Nueve gobernadores Rana ocuparon el cargo hereditario de Primer Ministro .

Nine Rana governors held the hereditary position of Prime Minister.