"to officiate" in Spanish

QUICK TRANSLATIONS

to officiate {verb}

oficiar

Translations & Examples Context Examples

TRANSLATIONS & EXAMPLES

to officiate [officiated · officiated] {verb}

to officiate

oficiar [oficiando · oficiado] {vb}

to officiate as sth

oficiar de algo

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.

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.

CONTEXT EXAMPLES

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to officiate as chair

ejercer las funciones de presidente

to officiate as sth

oficiar de algo

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