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Champunique Posted 21 years ago
Vocabulary

Ambassador and Envoy.

0 What are the differences between 01i00Ambassador02i00 and 01i00Envoy02i00? Are they the exat synonymes? 0-
  

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0 Hello! An ambassador seems to be a person who staying in foreign country for a long time, whereas an envoy is being sent to foreing country with the appointed mission for a short period of time. 0-

— Basil

  • 0 Hello!
  • An ambassador seems to be a person who staying in foreign country for a long time, whereas an envoy is being sent to foreing country with the appointed mission for a short period of time.
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0 Hello! An ambassador seems to be a person who staying in foreign country for a long time, whereas an envoy is being sent to foreing country with the appointed mission for a short period of time. 0-
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0 Champunique, hello! 02br
00I didn't find "envoy" in the dic, did find "envoy extraordinary" though: " a diplomat having less authority than an ambassador" 02br
00As to the ambassador, "a diplomat of the highest rank; accredited as representative from one country to another " 02br
00So, maybe you have your answer? 0-
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0 Hi Champunique, welcome to the forums, 02br
00It seems that both Pieanne and Basil are right. The following two definitions are from the Cobuild: 02br
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00envoys 02br
00 1 An envoy is someone who is sent as a representative from one government or political group to another. 02br
00 N-COUNT: with supp 02br
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0 hi everybody there, 02br
00thank u very much for such elaborative answers. 0-
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