Muundo wa matumizi:
the governor of [state]
The governor signed the new education bill into law.
A kormányzó aláírta az új oktatási törvényjavaslatot, így az törvényerőre emelkedett.
California's governor announced a plan to address climate change.
Kalifornia kormányzója tervet jelentett be az éghajlatváltozás kezelésére.
The governor will visit several cities next week to meet with community leaders.
She was elected governor after serving two terms as lieutenant governor.
Mifano kwa wanafunzi
The governor is the head of the state.
A kormányzó a tagállam vezetője.
Our governor wants to build new schools.
A kormányzónk új iskolákat akar építtetni.
The people voted for a new governor.
The governor lives in a big house.
Kosa la kawaida:
Learners sometimes confuse 'governor' with 'mayor'; remember a governor leads a state, not a city.
Maana
Elected head of a US state
Miunganiko ya maneno
state governor
|governor's office
|governor's mansion
|elected governor
|governor's race
Visawe
state leader (A general term, less formal and less specific to the US political system.)
Vinyume
mayor (A mayor is the head of a city or town, not a state.)
Mada
politics
|government
|law
Ufafanuzi
The leader of a state government in the US, chosen by the people.
The elected official who is the chief executive of a state in the United States, responsible for implementing state laws and overseeing the operation of the state executive branch.
Muundo wa matumizi:
the governor of [territory/colony]
The colonial governor enforced new trade regulations.
A gyarmati kormányzó betartatta az új kereskedelmi szabályokat.
He served as military governor during the occupation.
A megszállás alatt katonai kormányzóként szolgált.
The British governor lived in the capital city of the colony.
Mifano kwa wanafunzi
The British governor ruled the island.
A brit kormányzó irányította a szigetet.
The governor made new rules for the people.
A kormányzó új szabályokat hozott az ott élőknek.
A new governor came from England.
Maana
Official ruling a colony or territory
Miunganiko ya maneno
colonial governor
|military governor
|British governor
|appointed governor
Visawe
administrator (General term for someone managing an area; less formal and less tied to colonial context.)
Vinyume
subject (A subject is someone ruled over, not someone in charge.)
Mada
politics
|history
|law
Ufafanuzi
A person chosen by a country to lead and control one of its colonies or territories.
An official appointed to oversee and administer a colony, territory, or outlying region on behalf of a governing country.
The engine's governor prevents it from running too fast.
A motor fordulatszám-szabályozója megakadályozza, hogy túl gyorsan járjon.
A centrifugal governor was used in old steam engines.
A régi gőzgépekben centrifugális regulátort használtak.
The technician adjusted the speed governor on the machine.
Mifano kwa wanafunzi
The governor keeps the engine from going too fast.
A fordulatszám-szabályozó megakadályozza, hogy a motor túl gyorsan járjon.
This machine has a small governor inside it.
Ebben a gépben van egy kis fordulatszám-szabályozó.
The mechanic fixed the governor on the motor.
Maana
Device regulating engine speed
Miunganiko ya maneno
engine governor
|speed governor
|centrifugal governor
Visawe
regulator (A broader term for any device controlling a system; not limited to engines.)
Vinyume
accelerator (A mechanism that increases speed rather than limiting it.)
Mada
engineering
|technology
|science
Ufafanuzi
A part of a machine that keeps its speed or operation under control automatically.
A mechanical or electronic device that automatically controls the speed or operation of an engine or machine.
Muundo wa matumizi:
Alright, [governor]?
Thanks, governor, I appreciate your help.
Kösz, főnök, hálás vagyok a segítségért.
Alright, governor, how's your day?
Rendben, főnök, hogy telik a napod?
Can I get you anything, governor?
Mifano kwa wanafunzi
Hello, governor! How are you?
Helló, főnök! Hogy vagy?
Thanks, governor!
Kösz, főnök!
Maana
Informal address for a man (UK)
Visawe
boss (Similar informal address, often used for an employer or person in charge.)
Mada
social
|communication
|relationships
Ufafanuzi
In British English, a friendly way to call a man, sometimes one in charge.
In British English, an informal form of address used mainly by working-class speakers to refer to or address a man, often one in authority or deserving respect.