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sec·re·tary [ˈsekrətəri] N

1. secretary (office assistant):

secretary
tajnik(tajnica) m (f)

2. secretary ECON:

secretary
sekretar(ka) m (f)
company secretary Brit

3. secretary Brit (assistant ambassador):

secretary [of embassy]
first secretary

4. secretary POL:

secretary Brit
secretary Am

For·eign ˈSec·re·tary N Brit

Home ˈSec·re·tary N Brit

Home Secretary

Sec·re·tary ˈGen·er·al <Secretaries General> N

Secretary General

Treas·ury ˈSec·re·tary N Am

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He had previously served as under-secretary of the dicastry.
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The ministry also has a press secretary and political advisers, who work closely with the minister on policy issues.
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A strong-willed, independent and unconventional woman, she caused a royal scandal when in 1902 she had a child fathered by her personal secretary.
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Besides the officers, other positions include secretary, engineer, treasurer and others.
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The main (or only) public figure who makes announcements is usually called a press secretary, press officer or spokesperson.
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She studied stenography, and worked as a secretary for various politicians over the next ten years.
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Rumors about a slow investigation due to long preparation of report by the Secretary-General appeared.
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He also served as assisting permanent under-secretary of state.
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He resumed his newspaper career after the war in 1946 and, after attending night school, qualified as a chartered secretary in 1948.
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Suburban-themed sets included models of a school classroom, a beauty salon, a secretary's desk and a doctor's office.
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