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mayoral

Meaning in simple English, pronunciation and examples

Pronunciation: US /ˈmeɪərəl/ · UK /ˈmeərəl/

mayoral means: Connected with the person who leads a town or city government, or with that job.

adjective

MAYORC1

Connected with the person who leads a town or city government, or with that job.

  • The mayoral election is next week.
  • Two mayoral candidates debated transport policy.
  • She began her mayoral duties on Monday.

Common phrases: mayoral election, mayoral candidate, mayoral duties

noun

RANCH OVERSEERC2

A person who manages a bull ranch in a Spanish-speaking region.

  • The mayoral inspected the bulls.
  • An experienced mayoral supervised the ranch workers.
  • Each morning, the mayoral checked the herd.

Similar words: overseer

Common phrases: ranch mayoral, experienced mayoral

Questions about mayoral

What does mayoral mean?

Connected with the person who leads a town or city government, or with that job.

What is mayoral in other languages?

Türkçe: belediye başkanlığına ilişkin · Español: municipal · Français: du maire · Deutsch: Bürgermeister- · Italiano: del sindaco · 日本語: 市長の

How do you pronounce mayoral?

In American English /ˈmeɪərəl/; in British English /ˈmeərəl/.

How do you use mayoral in a sentence?

The mayoral election is next week. Two mayoral candidates debated transport policy.

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