emperor — the ruler of an empire, typically holding supreme power
Part of speech: NOUN
Definition: the ruler of an empire, typically holding supreme power
Pronunciation (IPA): /ˈempərər/
Korean meaning: 제국의 통치자, 황제
Korean pronunciation: 엠-퍼-러 (강세: 엠)
Example Sentences
- The emperor's new clothes were invisible, but nobody dared to tell him.
- Napoleon declared himself emperor of France in 1804.
- The emperor penguin is the tallest penguin species in Antarctica.
emperor
NOUN//ˈempərər//
the ruler of an empire, typically holding supreme power
Supreme ruler commanding his empire
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The emperor sees terror in his mirror
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Origin
라틴어 'imperator'에서 유래했습니다. 원래는 로마 군대의 최고 사령관을 뜻했는데, 나중에 제국의 최고 통치자를 의미하게 되었어요. 'imperator'는 '명령하다'라는 뜻의 'imperare'에서 나왔답니다.
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“The emperor's new clothes were invisible, but nobody dared to tell him.”
“Napoleon declared himself emperor of France in 1804.”
“The emperor penguin is the tallest penguin species in Antarctica.”
“Even an emperor needs to brush his teeth every morning.”
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