Czech Meaning of ministers

ministři

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Definitions and Meaning of ministers in English

ministers

a diplomatic representative (such as an ambassador) accredited to the court (see court entry 1 sense 1c) or seat of government of a foreign state, a government representative in a foreign country, a clergyman or clergywoman especially of a Protestant communion, the assistant to the rector or the bursar of a Jesuit house, one who performs religious ceremonies in church services, the superior (see superior entry 2 sense 1) of one of several religious orders, one officiating or assisting the officiant in church worship, a high officer of state entrusted with the management of a division of governmental activities, to give aid or service, a member of the clergy of a Protestant church, a diplomatic representative ranking below an ambassador, agent, to function as a minister of religion, to give aid, a high official who heads a department of the government

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ministři

a diplomatic representative (such as an ambassador) accredited to the court (see court entry 1 sense 1c) or seat of government of a foreign state, a government

velvyslanci,Delegáti,vyslanci,zástupci,agenti,konzulové,Poslanci,Diplomat,vyslanci,legáti

laici,laici,světský,Sekularisté,laici lektoři,laici,lektoři

ministering (to) => sloužit, ministered (to) => zajištěno [zajistěno], minister (to) => ministr (pro), ministates => Ministáty, ministate => Město-stát,