Spanish Word for monarch  

English Word: monarch

Spanish Word: monarca
The Spanish Word for monarch
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Translated sentences containing 'monarch'
The Monarch butterfly has vivid colors.
La mariposa monarca tiene colores vivos.
A monarch cannot extend his mandate at will.
Un monarca no puede extender su mandato a voluntad.
Isabel II is the oldest monarch in history.
Isabel II es la monarca más longeva de la historia.

An exiled monarch refuses to pardon his son.
The Queen Mother was monarch of the Netherlands from September 1948 until her abdication in 1980.
La Reina Madre ejerció de monarca de los Países Bajos desde septiembre de 1948 hasta que abdicó en 1980.
In Britain, there is a simple philosophy: no man is above the law; not even the Queen, the monarch of England, is above the law.
En Gran Bretaña, existe una filosofía sencilla: ningún hombre está por encima de la ley; ni siquiera la reina, monarca de Inglaterra, está por encima de ella.
It is no accident that I have chosen a medieval monarch as an example of our links with France and with European values.
No es una coincidencia que haya elegido un monarca medieval como ejemplo de nuestros vínculos con Francia y con los valores europeos.
The Czech President is not an absolute monarch, nor is he a supreme representative as in the political system of the former Soviet Union.
El Presidente checo no es un monarca absoluto ni es un representante supremo como en el sistema político de la antigua Unión Soviética.
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