princes in the Oxford Spanish Dictionary

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prince [Am prɪns, Brit prɪns] N

Port-au-Prince [Am ˌpɔrd ə ˈprɪns, Brit ˌpɔːtəʊˈprɪns] N

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prince consort
príncipe m consorte

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princes in the PONS Dictionary

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princes Examples from the PONS Dictionary (editorially verified)

prince consort
príncipe m consorte
crown prince
príncipe heredero
the Prince of Asturias (Spanish crown prince)
el Príncipe de Asturias
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The simple style of Highness ("altesse") was claimed by the "princes trangers" and the "princes lgitims".
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He also demoted the barbaric princes to marquesses.
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As a student of ciphers, he mentioned among his enthusiasts many eminent gentlemen and great princes.
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The cities independence and their direct relationship with the emperor, which was designed to liberate them from the cupidity of lords and princes closer to home, was implicitly under threat.
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He did so by stating that princes and republics should limit their expenditures, and prevent either the wealthy or the populace from despoiling the other.
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Prior to 1993, Andorra had no codified constitution, and the exact prerogatives of the co-princes were not specifically defined in law.
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There are three works on chivalry and warfare, an instructional manual for kings and princes, a chronicle and statutes.
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In this battle, the princes, while hurriedly dressing for battle, wound these cravats around their necks.
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The religious used their wealth, coming from the piety of the rich surrounding princes, to satisfy their pleasures.
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Around this time, the princes were apparently often engaged in cockfighting.
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