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"oficiar" in English

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"oficiar" in English
oficiar{verb}
to officiate
oficiar{transitive verb}
to conduct- to officiate at
Translations & ExamplesSynonymsContext Examples
TRANSLATIONS & EXAMPLES
oficiar[oficiando · oficiado] {verb}
oficiar
to officiate[officiated · officiated] {vb}
oficiar de algo
to officiate as sth
Los superiores de Christopher Senyonjo, un obispo anglicano de 70 años de edad, le prohibieron oficiar por haber sido uno de los pocos que han tomado una posición a favor de los homosexuales.
Christopher Senyonjo, a 70-year-old Anglican bishop, was banned from officiating by his superiors for having been one of the few to have taken a stand in favour of homosexuals.
oficiar[oficiando · oficiado] {transitive verb}
oficiar(also: conducir, llevar a cabo)
to conduct[conducted · conducted] {vb}
oficiar
to officiate at {vb}
oficiar de algo
to officiate as sth

SYNONYMS
Synonyms (Spanish) for "oficiar":
oficiar
celebrar- decir (misa)
CONTEXT EXAMPLES
Context examples for "oficiar" in English(!) These sentences come from external sources & may not be accurate. Therefore, we are not responsible for their content.
Y está claro que usted no tiene, al fin y al cabo, ningún motivo para oficiar de abogado del Consejo.
Obviously, you have no reason in the final analysis to act as Council's advocate.
Y está claro que usted no tiene, al fin y al cabo, ningún motivo para oficiar de abogado del Consejo.
Obviously, you have no reason in the final analysis to act as Council' s advocate.
oficiar de algo
to officiate as sth
Esta vergonzosa injerencia es aún más destacable cuando recordamos que el año próximo China desea oficiar de gentil anfitriona de los Juegos Olímpicos.
That shameless interference is all the more remarkable when we remember that next year China wants to play the gracious host of the Olympic Games.
Los superiores de Christopher Senyonjo, un obispo anglicano de 70 años de edad, le prohibieron oficiar por haber sido uno de los pocos que han tomado una posición a favor de los homosexuales.
Christopher Senyonjo, a 70-year-old Anglican bishop, was banned from officiating by his superiors for having been one of the few to have taken a stand in favour of homosexuals.

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