kaiser
word
Definition
A "kaiser" is the title used for the emperor of Germany, especially during the period from 1871 to 1918.
Usage & Nuances
"Kaiser" is a historical term, mostly used in discussions about German history or World War I. Not used for modern leaders; can sometimes refer metaphorically to a powerful leader.
Spanish: kaiser - emperador alemánPortuguese (BR): kaiser - imperador alemãoPortuguese (PT): kaiser - imperador alemãoChinese (Simplified): 皇帝（德国皇帝，尤其指威廉二世）Chinese (Traditional): 皇帝（德國皇帝，尤其指威廉二世）Hindi: काइज़र - जर्मन सम्राटArabic: قيصر - الإمبراطور الألمانيBengali: কাইজার (জার্মান সম্রাট)Russian: кайзер (император Германии)Japanese: カイザー（ドイツ皇帝）Vietnamese: kaiser (hoàng đế Đức)Korean: 카이저(독일 황제)Turkish: kaiser (Alman imparatoru)Urdu: کائزر (جرمن بادشاہ)Indonesian: kaiser (kaisar Jerman)
Example Sentences
The German kaiser ruled until 1918.
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A kaiser was an emperor in Germany.
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The last kaiser was Wilhelm II.
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Many blame the kaiser for starting World War I.
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After the kaiser abdicated, Germany became a republic.
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He acts like a real kaiser at work, always giving orders.
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