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provost

/ˈpɹoʊvoʊst/

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noun

Начальник, глава

One placed in charge: a head, a chief, particularly:

Examples :

"The provost announced new graduation requirements for all students. "

Начальник объявил о новых требованиях к выпуску для всех студентов.

position job organization education

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noun

Провост, начальник

A senior deputy, a superintendent, particularly:

Examples :

"The university's provost oversaw the budget for all academic departments. "

Провост университета курировал бюджет всех академических департаментов.

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noun

Военная тюрьма

A provost cell: a military cell or prison.

Examples :

"After being caught stealing supplies, the soldier was confined to the provost for a week. "

После того, как солдата поймали на краже припасов, его на неделю посадили в военную тюрьму.

military government police war

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verb

Быть переданным военному коменданту для наказания

(used in passive) To be delivered to a provost marshal for punishment.

Examples :

"The unruly student was provosted to the dean's office for disciplinary action. "

Непослушный студент был передан в деканат для дисциплинарного взыскания.