Definition of pronunciamiento in English:

pronunciamiento

(also pronunciamento)

noun prəˌnʌn(t)ʃ(ɪ)əˈm(j)ɛntəʊprəˌnʌnsɪəˈm(j)ɛntəʊ

1A public declaration, originally of political allegiance; (more generally) a pronouncement, a proclamation.
2In Mexico and other Spanish-speaking countries: a coup d'état; an attempt at political revolution; a revolt, an insurrection, an uprising.

Origin

Mid 19th century; earliest use found in The Times. From Spanish pronunciamiento speech, proclamation, pronouncement of a sentence, attempted military coup (involving a declaration or manifesto) from pronunciar + -miento.

Definition of pronunciamiento in US English:

pronunciamiento

(also pronunciamento)

noun

1A public declaration, originally of political allegiance; (more generally) a pronouncement, a proclamation.
2In Mexico and other Spanish-speaking countries: a coup d'état; an attempt at political revolution; a revolt, an insurrection, an uprising.

Origin

Mid 19th century; earliest use found in The Times. From Spanish pronunciamiento speech, proclamation, pronouncement of a sentence, attempted military coup (involving a declaration or manifesto) from pronunciar + -miento.

单词	pronunciamiento
释义	Definition of pronunciamiento in English: pronunciamiento (also pronunciamento) noun prəˌnʌn(t)ʃ(ɪ)əˈm(j)ɛntəʊprəˌnʌnsɪəˈm(j)ɛntəʊ 1A public declaration, originally of political allegiance; (more generally) a pronouncement, a proclamation. 2In Mexico and other Spanish-speaking countries: a coup d'état; an attempt at political revolution; a revolt, an insurrection, an uprising. Origin Mid 19th century; earliest use found in The Times. From Spanish pronunciamiento speech, proclamation, pronouncement of a sentence, attempted military coup (involving a declaration or manifesto) from pronunciar + -miento. Definition of pronunciamiento in US English: pronunciamiento (also pronunciamento) noun 1A public declaration, originally of political allegiance; (more generally) a pronouncement, a proclamation. 2In Mexico and other Spanish-speaking countries: a coup d'état; an attempt at political revolution; a revolt, an insurrection, an uprising. Origin Mid 19th century; earliest use found in The Times. From Spanish pronunciamiento speech, proclamation, pronouncement of a sentence, attempted military coup (involving a declaration or manifesto) from pronunciar + -miento.
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