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consuls

/ˈkɑnsəlz/ /ˈkɑns(ə)lz/

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noun

执政官，领事。

Either of the two heads of government and state of the Roman Republic or the equivalent nominal post under the Roman and Byzantine Empires.

Examples :

"In ancient Rome, the consuls held the highest office and were responsible for leading the government and the army. "

在古罗马，执政官是最高的官职，负责领导政府和军队。

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执政官

Any of the three heads of government and state of France between 1799 and 1804.

Examples :

"During Napoleon's rise to power, France was governed by three consuls, with Napoleon himself eventually becoming the First Consul. "

在拿破仑崛起掌权期间，法国由三位执政官统治，拿破仑本人最终成为第一执政官。

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noun

伯爵，领事。

A count or earl.

Examples :

"> "The consuls, powerful landowners with vast estates, often held sway over the local villages." "

这些伯爵（领事）都是拥有广阔地产的强大地主，经常左右当地村庄。

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领事，执政官

A councillor, particularly:

Examples :

"The student council's consuls advised the head of the class on important matters. "

学生会的领事们就重要事项向班长提出了建议。

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noun

领事，执事。

(by extension) An official residing in major foreign towns to represent and protect the interests of the merchants and citizens of his or her country.

Examples :

"During the political unrest, American citizens traveling abroad relied heavily on the consuls stationed in various cities to provide assistance and ensure their safety. "

在政治动荡期间，出国旅行的美国公民非常依赖驻扎在各个城市的领事，他们会提供帮助并确保美国公民的安全。

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noun

领事，执事。

Examples :

"The consuls at the university advised students on which courses to take to meet their graduation requirements. "

大学里的执事会给学生们提供选课建议，帮助他们满足毕业要求。

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