No. 422 in Romanian

guvernul

The Romanian word "guvernul" means "the government" in English.

In a sentence

Guvernul a adoptat o nouă lege referitoare la mediul înconjurător.
The government has adopted a new environmental law.
In this sentence, 'guvernul' is the subject of the sentence and represents the entity taking action, which is adopting a law.
Cetățenii și-au exprimat nemulțumirea față de deciziile luate de guvernul actual.
The citizens expressed their dissatisfaction with the decisions made by the current government.
Here, 'guvernul' functions as part of a prepositional phrase indicating whose decisions the citizens are dissatisfied with.
Consultați site-ul oficial al guvernului pentru informații actualizate.
Consult the official website of the government for updated information.
In this sentence, 'guvernul' is used in the possessive form, referring to the entity owning the website.

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