Emperador (en. Emperor)

/em.pe.ra.dor/

Meaning & Definition

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noun

Sovereign of an empire who governs over several kingdoms or territories.

The emperor was considered a god in ancient Rome.

El emperador fue considerado un dios en la antigua Roma.

Title granted to certain sovereigns in history for their vast territories and power.

The emperor of China unified the country under his mandate.

El emperador de China unificó el país bajo su mandato.

Person who exercises supreme power in an empire, often inherited.

The Japanese emperor is a symbolic figure in Japanese culture.

El emperador japonés es una figura simbólica en la cultura japonesa.

From Latin 'imperator', which designates one who commands or governs.

Reign of the emperor

Period of governance or dominion of an emperor.

Reinado del emperador

The emperor has no clothes

An expression that means that something obvious is not seen due to ignorance or denial.

El emperador no lleva ropa

Power of the emperor

Influence and authority exercised by an emperor over his territories.

Poder del emperador

empire

Set of territories and peoples subject to the same sovereign.

imperio

sovereign

Person who exercises supreme power in a state.

soberano

monarchy

System of government in which a king or emperor holds power.

monarquía

It humorously refers to a person with authority who is incompetent.

That guy is a true emperor of chaos in the office.

Ese tipo es un verdadero emperador del caos en la oficina.

Title given to someone who always wants to have control in a group.

In the team, Juan feels like the emperor, always controlling everything.

En el equipo, Juan se siente como el emperador, siempre controlando todo.