Definition of burgomaster in English:

burgomaster

noun ˈbəːɡə(ʊ)mɑːstəˈbərɡəˌmæstər

The mayor of a Dutch, Flemish, German, Austrian, or Swiss town.
Example sentencesExamples
- Ten days later, I arrived with my trucks, while, back in Bevensen, a group of citizens chosen by the burgomaster were putting the final touches to the place of entertainment.
- The bishop himself was known to be intimate with the widow of the former burgomaster of Constance.
- Mathias, the owner of an inn and mill in a village in Alsatia, is eager to become the local burgomaster.
- Everyone who saw him was in agreement that the triumph of his long career was Mathias, the guilt-ridden burgomaster in Leopold Lewis's melodrama The Bells.
- Johann Hudde was burgomaster of Amsterdam for 30 years, from 1672 to 1702.
- The grandfather generation included a burgomaster, two members of the Provincial Estates and six councillors.
- He served for 30 years as burgomaster of Amsterdam being first appointed in 1672.
- The prefectures are divided into communes, led by burgomasters, and the communes into sectors.
- The artist worked for the Amsterdam burgomasters, John Maurice of Nassau, and the Elector of Brandenburg.
- Katherine was placed with the family of Philip Reichenbach, burgomaster and town clerk, where she was treated kindly.
- A successful political career might well involve some four or five functions: elector, councillor, alderman, burgomaster, member of the provincial estates, member of one of the Chambers of Parliament that was the full cursus honorum.
- They become betrothed, but the burgomaster Ghysbrecht, together with Gerard's scheming brothers and his outraged father, prevent the marriage and succeed in having the young man imprisoned.
- The Rwandan genocide could not have occurred without the existence of a strong and effective administrative structure-the burgomaster system-left over from the colonial period.
- In the Court's view, the events that prompted the burgomaster's direction in May 1968… are of a nature to justify an ‘emergency’ confinement of the kind provided for at that time under section 14 of the Netherlands Act.
- Saskia Van Uylenburgh was the daughter of an impoverished though respected burgomaster and Rembrandt drew and painted her over and over again.

Origin

Late 16th century: from Dutch burgemeester, from burg 'castle, citadel' (see borough) + meester 'master'. The change in the final element was due to association with master¹.

Definition of burgomaster in US English:

burgomaster

nounˈbərɡəˌmastərˈbərɡəˌmæstər

The mayor of a Dutch, Flemish, German, Austrian, or Swiss town.
Example sentencesExamples
- The prefectures are divided into communes, led by burgomasters, and the communes into sectors.
- Johann Hudde was burgomaster of Amsterdam for 30 years, from 1672 to 1702.
- A successful political career might well involve some four or five functions: elector, councillor, alderman, burgomaster, member of the provincial estates, member of one of the Chambers of Parliament that was the full cursus honorum.
- Ten days later, I arrived with my trucks, while, back in Bevensen, a group of citizens chosen by the burgomaster were putting the final touches to the place of entertainment.
- Everyone who saw him was in agreement that the triumph of his long career was Mathias, the guilt-ridden burgomaster in Leopold Lewis's melodrama The Bells.
- In the Court's view, the events that prompted the burgomaster's direction in May 1968… are of a nature to justify an ‘emergency’ confinement of the kind provided for at that time under section 14 of the Netherlands Act.
- The Rwandan genocide could not have occurred without the existence of a strong and effective administrative structure-the burgomaster system-left over from the colonial period.
- Saskia Van Uylenburgh was the daughter of an impoverished though respected burgomaster and Rembrandt drew and painted her over and over again.
- They become betrothed, but the burgomaster Ghysbrecht, together with Gerard's scheming brothers and his outraged father, prevent the marriage and succeed in having the young man imprisoned.
- Mathias, the owner of an inn and mill in a village in Alsatia, is eager to become the local burgomaster.
- Katherine was placed with the family of Philip Reichenbach, burgomaster and town clerk, where she was treated kindly.
- The grandfather generation included a burgomaster, two members of the Provincial Estates and six councillors.
- He served for 30 years as burgomaster of Amsterdam being first appointed in 1672.
- The bishop himself was known to be intimate with the widow of the former burgomaster of Constance.
- The artist worked for the Amsterdam burgomasters, John Maurice of Nassau, and the Elector of Brandenburg.

Origin

Late 16th century: from Dutch burgemeester, from burg ‘castle, citadel’ (see borough) + meester ‘master’. The change in the final element was due to association with master.

单词	burgomaster
释义	Definition of burgomaster in English: burgomaster noun ˈbəːɡə(ʊ)mɑːstəˈbərɡəˌmæstər The mayor of a Dutch, Flemish, German, Austrian, or Swiss town. Example sentencesExamples Ten days later, I arrived with my trucks, while, back in Bevensen, a group of citizens chosen by the burgomaster were putting the final touches to the place of entertainment. The bishop himself was known to be intimate with the widow of the former burgomaster of Constance. Mathias, the owner of an inn and mill in a village in Alsatia, is eager to become the local burgomaster. Everyone who saw him was in agreement that the triumph of his long career was Mathias, the guilt-ridden burgomaster in Leopold Lewis's melodrama The Bells. Johann Hudde was burgomaster of Amsterdam for 30 years, from 1672 to 1702. The grandfather generation included a burgomaster, two members of the Provincial Estates and six councillors. He served for 30 years as burgomaster of Amsterdam being first appointed in 1672. The prefectures are divided into communes, led by burgomasters, and the communes into sectors. The artist worked for the Amsterdam burgomasters, John Maurice of Nassau, and the Elector of Brandenburg. Katherine was placed with the family of Philip Reichenbach, burgomaster and town clerk, where she was treated kindly. A successful political career might well involve some four or five functions: elector, councillor, alderman, burgomaster, member of the provincial estates, member of one of the Chambers of Parliament that was the full cursus honorum. They become betrothed, but the burgomaster Ghysbrecht, together with Gerard's scheming brothers and his outraged father, prevent the marriage and succeed in having the young man imprisoned. The Rwandan genocide could not have occurred without the existence of a strong and effective administrative structure-the burgomaster system-left over from the colonial period. In the Court's view, the events that prompted the burgomaster's direction in May 1968… are of a nature to justify an ‘emergency’ confinement of the kind provided for at that time under section 14 of the Netherlands Act. Saskia Van Uylenburgh was the daughter of an impoverished though respected burgomaster and Rembrandt drew and painted her over and over again. Origin Late 16th century: from Dutch burgemeester, from burg 'castle, citadel' (see borough) + meester 'master'. The change in the final element was due to association with master¹. Definition of burgomaster in US English: burgomaster nounˈbərɡəˌmastərˈbərɡəˌmæstər The mayor of a Dutch, Flemish, German, Austrian, or Swiss town. Example sentencesExamples The prefectures are divided into communes, led by burgomasters, and the communes into sectors. Johann Hudde was burgomaster of Amsterdam for 30 years, from 1672 to 1702. A successful political career might well involve some four or five functions: elector, councillor, alderman, burgomaster, member of the provincial estates, member of one of the Chambers of Parliament that was the full cursus honorum. Ten days later, I arrived with my trucks, while, back in Bevensen, a group of citizens chosen by the burgomaster were putting the final touches to the place of entertainment. Everyone who saw him was in agreement that the triumph of his long career was Mathias, the guilt-ridden burgomaster in Leopold Lewis's melodrama The Bells. In the Court's view, the events that prompted the burgomaster's direction in May 1968… are of a nature to justify an ‘emergency’ confinement of the kind provided for at that time under section 14 of the Netherlands Act. The Rwandan genocide could not have occurred without the existence of a strong and effective administrative structure-the burgomaster system-left over from the colonial period. Saskia Van Uylenburgh was the daughter of an impoverished though respected burgomaster and Rembrandt drew and painted her over and over again. They become betrothed, but the burgomaster Ghysbrecht, together with Gerard's scheming brothers and his outraged father, prevent the marriage and succeed in having the young man imprisoned. Mathias, the owner of an inn and mill in a village in Alsatia, is eager to become the local burgomaster. Katherine was placed with the family of Philip Reichenbach, burgomaster and town clerk, where she was treated kindly. The grandfather generation included a burgomaster, two members of the Provincial Estates and six councillors. He served for 30 years as burgomaster of Amsterdam being first appointed in 1672. The bishop himself was known to be intimate with the widow of the former burgomaster of Constance. The artist worked for the Amsterdam burgomasters, John Maurice of Nassau, and the Elector of Brandenburg. Origin Late 16th century: from Dutch burgemeester, from burg ‘castle, citadel’ (see borough) + meester ‘master’. The change in the final element was due to association with master.
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