government

=

el gobierno

noun

government
[ˈgʌvənmənt]
sustantivo
1. gobierno (m)
  • to form a government -> formar gobierno
  • government policy -> la política gubernamental

government [ga-vern-ment]
sustantivo
1. Gobierno, ministerio, administración pública.
2. Gobierno, conducta, porte.
3. Régimen. (Gramática)
4. Dominio, gobierno, territorio sobre que tiene autoridad un gobierno.
5. El derecho de gobernar; autoridad.
  • For your government -> (Com.) para su gobierno

"government" in the Answers forum

Q: the government seems to turn its back on the working class
A: I, too, like Natasha's translation, but I wonder if "working class" isn't closer to "clase trabajadora" or "clase obrera." "Obreros" seems closer to "workers"…
Q: What type of government does Andalucia have?
A: Sorry. **I**t is not a grammar question. **I** forgot that part. ;-) ;-)
Q: What is the difference between these two types of government regulation
A: Welcome, Ivan. Which two types of government regulations did you have in mind?
Q: How do you say "Honors American Government"?
A: You're going to have to use a descriptive phrase such as " an honors class on American government"
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