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Meanings of oidor in English

Portuguese
oidor
Spanish
oidor
Catalan
ouvidor

Denomination of the judges members of the Royal Courts or Chancelleries, collegiate courts originating in Castile, which became the highest bodies of justice within the Spanish Empire.

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        Examples for "ouvidor"
        Examples for "ouvidor"
        1
        Let me hasten to enlighten you:-PercyReed, diamond-dealer ,Ruado Ouvidor, at your service.
        Trifles for the Christmas Holidays
        2
        Of the remaining streets the Rua Misericorda and the Rua Ouvidor are the most interesting.
        A Woman's Journey Round the World / From Vienna to Brazil, Chili...
        3
        The Ouvidor, the smart street of the town, so narrow that carriages were not allowed upon it, was the center of the maelstrom.
        Through stained glass / A Novel
        4
        The establishment of Percy Reed, diamond-dealer, Rua do Ouvidor, was a corner-building, almost the exact counterpart of a dozen edifices on the same square.
        Trifles for the Christmas Holidays
        Translations for oidor
        Portuguese
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