consul-general - Wiktionary, the free dictionary
consul-general (plural consuls-general or consul-generals)
- A consular officer who heads a consulate general, and is a consul of the highest rank serving at a particular location.
consular officer who heads a consulate general
- Chinese:
- Danish: generalkonsul c
- Esperanto: ĉefkonsulo
- Faroese: aðalsendimaður m, aðalkonsul
- Finnish: pääkonsuli
- French: consul général m
- German: Generalkonsul m
- Icelandic: aðalræðismaður (is) m
- Japanese: 総領事 (ja) (そうりょうじ, sōryōji)
- Korean: 총영사 (chong'yeongsa)
- Macedonian: генерален конзул m (generalen konzul)
- Norwegian:
- Bokmål: generalkonsul c
- Nynorsk: generalkonsul
- Portuguese: cônsul geral m
- Romanian: consul general (ro) m
- Russian: генера́льный ко́нсул m (generálʹnyj kónsul), генко́нсул (ru) m (genkónsul)
- Swedish: generalkonsul (sv) c
- Vietnamese: tổng lãnh sự (vi)