No. 1,228 in Spanish
república
A form of government in which power resides in elected individuals and representatives, rather than a monarch.
In a sentence
La República de Argentina tiene una rica historia cultural.
The Republic of Argentina has a rich cultural history.
The word 'república' is used here to name a political and governmental entity, highlighting its function as a sovereign state.
Nuestra clase discutió las diferencias entre una república y una monarquía.
Our class discussed the differences between a republic and a monarchy.
The term 'república' is employed to denote a form of government, specifically one governed by elected representatives or officials.
El concepto de república apareció en la filosofía política de la antigua Grecia.
The concept of republic appeared in the political philosophy of ancient Greece.
In this sentence, 'república' is referenced in an academic and theoretical context, relating to its conceptual origins and ideological framework.
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