总督 (zǒng dū) — governor-general; governor; viceroy

Definition

A senior colonial or imperial official governing a large territory or group of provinces — higher in rank than an ordinary 省长, with authority over multiple regions.

noun
governor-generalgovernorviceroy
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Examples

  • 总督
    Zhè wèi zǒng dū zài rèn qī jiān zuò le hěn duō gǎi gé.
    This governor-general implemented many reforms during his term.
  • 总督
    Qīng cháo de zǒng dū quán lì hěn dà.
    The governors-general of the Qing dynasty had great power.
  • 总督
    zǒng dū Fǔ wèi yú shì zhōng xīn.
    The governor's mansion is located in the city center.

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