consul

Converse of object

• elect: No longer were Consuls elected, he stayed in power and chose the consuls himself.
• appoint: He lived mainly in Rome, where he was appointed British Consul in 1860.
• become: He became the British consul in Hamburg, a post which he then resigned to become a full-time writer.
• make: His courageous struggle against the war achieved international recognition and in 1918 he was made honorary Soviet consul in Glasgow.
• say: And I dare say the Consuls say, ' Why, then, does he write them?
• ask: I gave a bow, which might mean either no or yes, and asked the consul what the party was.

Preposition: at

• consulate: These turn out to be the Commercial Consul at the British Consulate at Osaka and the Trade Commissioner in the Hong Kong consulate.

Adjective modifier

• honorary: That's why the honorary consul brought you to me.
• British: The five were denied access to the British consul for over two weeks.
• French: The Consul General, head of the French consul in London, will also be in attendance to mark the occasion.
• German: The German consul is just now the one who supports him.
• American: An American consul based in Algiers Robert Daniel Murphy was tasked with sounding out how cooperative the French army would be.
• English: I have mentioned the name of the new English consul.

Modifies a noun

• general: Bazoft was last seen during a half-hour visit by Robin Kealy, consul general at the British Embassy.

Noun used with modifier

• vise: After our meal the vise consul paid us a visit and listened gravely to our complaints.
• center: Above: S6 Neo main units mounted in center consul It looks chunky and is very visible in this position.

Preposition: of

• year: In the center was stationed the infantry in unusually deep files, under the command of the consul of the previous year Gnaeus Servilius.
• nation: The effects of all persons deceased shall be given up to the Consuls of the nation to which they may have belonged.

Preposition: for

• time: Of course Gildas did not give any dates, but Aetius was consul for the third time in A.D. 446.
• life: In 1802, the French people had overwhelmingly approved a constitutional amendment that made Napoleon first consul for life.