英语词汇“legate”的英英意思、用法、释义、翻译、读音、例句、短语、词组-英语词典

legate

/ˈlɛɡət

noun

1A member of the clergy, especially a cardinal, representing the Pope: a papal legate arrived in France on a peacemaking mission...

A papal legate was someone chosen by the pope to act on his behalf in a certain matter.
He also sent two papal legates over to England to negotiate these reparations.
Events came to a head in 1208 when a papal legate was assassinated near Carcassonne.

1.1 archaic An ambassador or messenger.In a dramatic confrontation the governor attempted to murder the emperor's legate but, failing to do so, committed suicide....

In 1906-8, he was a Norwegian legate to Britain.

Synonyms

envoy, emissary, agent, ambassador, representative, nuncio, commissioner, commissary, delegate, proxy, surrogate, deputy, spokesperson, plenipotentiary, messenger;

Scottish depute

informal go-between

2A general or governor of an ancient Roman province, or their deputy: the Roman legate of Syria...

Delegation was essential in so unwieldy an entity, and, like his predecessors, Augustus appointed senatorial legates and equestrian prefects to serve his imperium.
He also placed them under equestrian prefects instead of the traditional senatorial legates and placed a Christian symbol on their standards.
He went to great lengths to flatter the corrupt Roman legate and convince him that he and his tribe, the Cherusci, were friends and allies of Rome.

Derivatives

legateship

/ˈlɛɡətʃɪp

/ noun ...

He also revoked Pole's legateship for England; there had been a long vendetta between the two men, and now Paul sought to summon his old enemy back to Rome and put him on trial as a heretic.

legatine

/ˈlɛɡətɪn

/ adjective ...

The army was deeply split; Pelagius used his legatine powers to overrule John.
However, although his legatine office busily creamed off profitable routine business from other church courts, he made few innovations.
Henry and Wolsey bludgeoned the pope into granting Wolsey the rank of legate a latere for life, which meant that he became the superior ecclesiastical authority in England, and could convoke legatine synods.

Origin

Late Old English, from Old French legat, from Latin legatus, past participle of legare 'depute, delegate, bequeath'.

单词	legate
释义	legate /ˈlɛɡət / noun 1A member of the clergy, especially a cardinal, representing the Pope: a papal legate arrived in France on a peacemaking mission... A papal legate was someone chosen by the pope to act on his behalf in a certain matter. He also sent two papal legates over to England to negotiate these reparations. Events came to a head in 1208 when a papal legate was assassinated near Carcassonne. 1.1 archaic An ambassador or messenger.In a dramatic confrontation the governor attempted to murder the emperor's legate but, failing to do so, committed suicide.... In 1906-8, he was a Norwegian legate to Britain. Synonyms envoy, emissary, agent, ambassador, representative, nuncio, commissioner, commissary, delegate, proxy, surrogate, deputy, spokesperson, plenipotentiary, messenger; Scottish depute informal go-between 2A general or governor of an ancient Roman province, or their deputy: the Roman legate of Syria... Delegation was essential in so unwieldy an entity, and, like his predecessors, Augustus appointed senatorial legates and equestrian prefects to serve his imperium. He also placed them under equestrian prefects instead of the traditional senatorial legates and placed a Christian symbol on their standards. He went to great lengths to flatter the corrupt Roman legate and convince him that he and his tribe, the Cherusci, were friends and allies of Rome. Derivatives legateship /ˈlɛɡətʃɪp / noun ... He also revoked Pole's legateship for England; there had been a long vendetta between the two men, and now Paul sought to summon his old enemy back to Rome and put him on trial as a heretic. legatine /ˈlɛɡətɪn / adjective ... The army was deeply split; Pelagius used his legatine powers to overrule John. However, although his legatine office busily creamed off profitable routine business from other church courts, he made few innovations. Henry and Wolsey bludgeoned the pope into granting Wolsey the rank of legate a latere for life, which meant that he became the superior ecclesiastical authority in England, and could convoke legatine synods. Origin Late Old English, from Old French legat, from Latin legatus, past participle of legare 'depute, delegate, bequeath'.
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