Translations for „dictators“ in the English » Portuguese Dictionary

dictator [ˈdɪkteɪt̬ər, Brit dɪkˈteɪtəʳ] N

dictator

ditador(a) m (f)

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English

As with any valuable export, we worry that if the C-note ceased to be available to foreign criminals and dictators, another paper currency would take its place.

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Since then, many dictators have adopted similar titles, either on their own authority or having it granted to them by rubber stamp legislatures.

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And in this climate, paranoia, suspicion, and fear now grip many dictators, leading them to overact hysterically to the least provocation or expression of public dissent.

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Some of the comic artists concerned reacted negatively, accusing editors of being wannabe tin-pot dictators masquerading as humble editors.

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It is tantamount to the overhauling of the constitution, which had been subverted by military dictators since its inception.

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He shares a long tradition with fellow dictators who have a penchant for crazy titles, weird philosophies, megalomaniac monuments and arbitrary social strictures.

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Once war broke out, appeasement was blamed for the failure to stop the dictators.

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This wave of revolution for freedom is the beginning of the total liberation of the nations of this region from the despots and dictators.

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The first is that governments that fall into the hands of dictators and demagogues are capable of unspeakable brutality and horror.

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