princeling in the Oxford Spanish Dictionary

Translations for princeling in the English»Spanish Dictionary

princeling [Am ˈprɪnslɪŋ, Brit ˈprɪnslɪŋ] N

princeling

principito m

Monolingual examples (not verified by PONS Editors)

English

He is considered a princeling through his marriage.

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The princelings are criticized for benefiting from nepotism, and some have suffered from low support in internal party elections.

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A princeling who was so characterless he'd get off in a police line-up of one.

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Xi's ascension, along with the other members of the red aristocracy, came at an awkward moment for the princelings.

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Opportunities are available to princelings that are not available to common people.

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Colonial-era princelings and administators have now given way to accommodating politicians, bureaucrats, middlemen and mediators of various types.

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And then his sons will be little princelings, even though he came from nothing.

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There are no sure means of settling the order of succession, of fixing their relations with one another and with many other princelings of about the same period.

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I have no doubt these princelings exist, but many retired public servants do not fit into this elite category.

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He was no callow and untried princeling.

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