vice consul [ˌvʌɪs ˈkɒns(ə)l] 名词
- vice consul
- vicecónsul mf
- vicecónsul
- vice consul
consul [美 ˈkɑnsəl, 英 ˈkɒns(ə)l] 名词
1. consul (diplomat):
- consul
- cónsul mf
2. consul (in ancient Rome):
- consul
- cónsul m
vice1 [美 vaɪs, 英 vʌɪs] 名词 U or C
1. vice (wickedness):
- vice
- vicio m
2. vice:
- vice (of animal)
- maña f
- vice (of horse)
- resabio m
vice3 [美 vaɪs, 英 vʌɪs] 名词 英
vice → vise
vise, vice 英 [vaɪs] 名词
- vise
- torno m de banco
- vise
- tornillo m de banco
consul [ˈkɒnsl, 美 ˈkɑ:n-] 名词
- consul
- cónsul mf
vice1 [vaɪs] 名词
- vice
- vicio m
- vice squad
- brigada f antivicio
vice2 [vaɪs] 名词 英, 澳 (tool)
- vice
- torno m de banco
consul [ˈkan·səl] 名词
- consul
- cónsul mf
vice [vaɪs] 名词
- vice
- vicio m
- vice squad
- brigada f antivicio
单语范例（未经PONS编辑处理）
The two consuls are then able to gather an army as the people are willing to be mobilized to fight the invaders.
en.wikipedia.org His primary mission as dictator was to hold the comitia to elect new consuls.
en.wikipedia.org If a language can relativize positions lower in the accessibility hierarchy, it can always relativize positions higher up, but not vice versa.
en.wikipedia.org He turned his attention to the foundation of a teaching order to combat the prevailing ignorance and the resulting vice in the diocese.
en.wikipedia.org Unlike the advocate, however, the vice-dominus was at the outset an ecclesiastic, who acted as the bishop's lieutenant (locum tenens) or vicar.
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