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Meanings of diplomat in English
Person appointed by a state to conduct diplomacy with another state or international organization.
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Usage of diplomat in English
1
A senior diplomat said of Friday morning's result: We want a deal.
2
A second EU diplomat said the EU was ready for any eventuality.
3
Former diplomat, foreign minister, prodigious linguist, including Russian learned on military service.
4
And that's a step in the right direction, a Western diplomat said.
5
I expect he will remain loyal to this strategy, said one diplomat.
6
A Spanish national was among the injured, a Spanish diplomat told Reuters.
7
I think this is more personal than political, said a third diplomat.
8
Like a good diplomat, his attitude simply mirrors that of his government.
9
This is going to take more time, said one senior EU diplomat.
10
Jews in other areas have not been an issue, one diplomat said.
11
Why help smooth their departure at our own cost? the diplomat said.
12
It's a slippery slope, said a Western diplomat familiar with the issue.
13
A significant shift in French diplomacy was unlikely, one French diplomat said.
14
It was quite a formative experience for them, said a NATO diplomat.
15
It still means instability, that something's going on, said one Western diplomat.
16
We don't have a clear picture yet, an Arab diplomat told Reuters.
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Diplomat through the time
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New Zealand
Common
Ireland
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United States of America
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