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ʱó
[ puh-rohn; Spanish pe-rawn ]
noun
- E·va Duar·te de [ee, -v, uh, , dwahr, -tey d, uh, e, -vah , dwahr, -te , th, e], 1919–52, Argentine political figure (wife of Juan ʱó).
- Juan (Do·min·go) [wahn d, uh, -, ming, -goh, hwahn daw-, meeng, -gaw], 1895–1974, Argentine military and political leader: president 1946–55, 1973–74.
ʱó
/ ˈɔ /
noun
- ʱóJuan Domingo18951974MArgentinianMILITARY: soldierPOLITICS: statesmanPOLITICS: head of state Juan Domingo (xwan doˈmɪnɡo). 1895–1974, Argentine soldier and statesman; dictator (1946–55). He was deposed in 1955, remaining in exile until 1973, when he was elected president (1973–74)
- ʱóԲѲí Estella1931FArgentinianPOLITICS: politicianPOLITICS: statesman his third wife, Ѳí Estella (maˈria esˈteʎa), known as Isabel. born 1931, president of Argentina (1974–76); deposed
- ʱó(Ѳí) Eva19191952FArgentinianFILMS AND TV: actressPOLITICS: politician ( Ѳí ) Eva ( Duarte ) de ʱó (ˈeβa), known as Evita. Second wife of Juan Domingo ʱó. 1919–52, Argentine film actress: active in politics and social welfare (1946–52)
Derived Forms
- ʱˈDzԾ, nounadjective
Example Sentences
Prosecuting lawyer Nicolas Peron said there was no evidence to show Rwamucyo personally carried out summary executions or acts of torture.
Peronism, the political movement founded by the late President Juan ʱó in the 1940s, dominated Argentine politics for many years, but Milei's victory in October 2023 has left it in disarray.
Members of such a cult show unquestioning loyalty to a strong leader, such as Argentina’s Juan and Eva ʱó or Italy’s Benito Mussolini, whom they perceive as infallible and truthful.
“Netanyahu gave an excellent speech,” wrote columnist Shai Peron, who identifies as a religious Zionist, on the Ynet news website.
The office has changed since the days of one of the world's most famous first ladies, Eva ʱó.
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