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chargé d'affaires

 
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char·gé d'af·faires

(shär-zhā' də-fâr', dä-) pronunciation
n., pl., char·gés d'affaires (-zhā', -zhāz').
  1. A diplomat who temporarily substitutes for an absent ambassador or minister.
  2. A diplomat of the lowest rank, accredited by one government to the minister of foreign affairs of another.

[French : chargé, charged, in charge + de, with, of + affaires, affairs.]


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  • Diplomacy and Diplomats - chargé d’affaires: envoy sent to state to which higher level diplomat is not sent; diplomat of lowest class who takes charge of business during temporary absence of ambassador or minister


 
 
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