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potentate

/ˈpəʊ.tən.teɪt/ /ˈpoʊ.tən.teɪt/

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noun

Potentado, monarca, gobernante

A powerful leader; a monarch; a ruler.

Examples :

"The small village feared the potentate, who controlled all their land and resources. "

El pequeño pueblo temía al potentado, que controlaba todas sus tierras y recursos.

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noun

Potentado, entidad poderosa

A powerful polity or institution.

Examples :

"The large corporation, acting as a potentate in the small town, controlled most of the jobs and influenced local politics. "

La gran corporación, actuando como un potentado en el pequeño pueblo, controlaba la mayoría de los empleos e influía en la política local.

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noun

Persona importante, potentado

A self-important person.

Examples :

"The new student, a potentate in his own mind, believed he was too important to participate in class discussions. "

El nuevo estudiante, un potentado en su propia mente, creía que era demasiado importante para participar en las discusiones de clase.

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adjective

Poderoso, dominante, regente

Regnant, powerful, dominant.

Examples :

"You are correct! "Potentate" is a noun, not an adjective. My apologies. Here's a sentence that correctly uses "potentate" as a noun: "The small country feared the neighboring potentate, who controlled a vast army and a wealth of resources." "

¡Tiene razón! "Potentado" es un sustantivo, no un adjetivo. Mis disculpas. Aquí hay una frase que usa correctamente "potentado" como sustantivo: El pequeño país temía al potentado vecino, que controlaba un vasto ejército y una riqueza de recursos.

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