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luogotenente - traducción al Inglés
ETYMOLOGICAL PARALLEL TO LIEUTENANT
Luogotenente generale dei reali domini al di là del Faro; Luogotenente generale; Luogotenente generale dei reali domini al di la del Faro; Lieutenant General of the Realm (Italy)
luogotenente
n. lieutenant, officer who holds the rank of lieutenant
first lieutenant
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COMMISSIONED OFFICER MILITARY RANK IN MANY ARMED FORCES; IN SOME FORCES, IT IS AN APPOINTMENT
1st Lieutenant; 1Lt; 1LT; 1st lieutenant; Fifth lieutenant; Premier-Leutnant; First Lieutenant (United States); US First Lieutenant; First Lieutenant; First-lieutenant; First lieutenant (United States); U.S. first lieutenant
vice, primo luogotenente
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n. luogotenente delle forze armate (slang militare)
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Luogotenente
The Italian word luogotenente (Italian: [ˌlwɔɡoteˈnɛnte]; plural luogotenenti) is an etymological parallel to lieutenant, deriving from the Latin locum tenens "holding a place", i.e. someone who fills a position instead of another, as a substitute, deputy, et cetera.
It has a few specific historical uses:
