ambassador 音标拼音: [æmb'æsədɚ]
n . 大使
大使
ambassador n 1 :
a diplomat of the highest rank ;
accredited as representative from one country to another [
synonym :
{
ambassador }, {
embassador }]
2 :
an informal representative ; "
an ambassador of good will "
Ambassador \
Am *
bas "
sa *
dor \,
Embassador \
Em *
bas "
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n . [
See {
Embassador }.]
1 .
A minister of the highest rank sent to a foreign court to represent there his sovereign or country .
[
1913 Webster ]
Note :
Ambassadors are either ordinary [
or resident ]
or extraordinary ,
that is ,
sent upon some special or unusual occasion or errand . --
Abbott .
[
1913 Webster ]
2 .
An official messenger and representative .
[
1913 Webster ]
35 Moby Thesaurus words for "
ambassador ":
agent ,
ambassadress ,
apostolic delegate ,
attache ,
career diplomat ,
chancellor ,
charge ,
commercial attache ,
consul ,
consul general ,
consular agent ,
delegate ,
deputy ,
diplomat ,
diplomatic ,
diplomatic agent ,
diplomatist ,
emissary ,
envoy ,
envoy extraordinary ,
foreign service officer ,
internuncio ,
legate ,
messenger ,
military attache ,
minister ,
minister plenipotentiary ,
minister resident ,
nuncio ,
plenipotentiary ,
representative ,
resident ,
secretary of legation ,
vice -
consul ,
vice -
legate Ambassador In the Old Testament the Hebrew word _tsir_ ,
meaning "
one who goes on an errand ,"
is rendered thus (
Josh .
9 :
4 ;
Prov .
13 :
17 ;
Isa .
18 :
2 ;
Jer .
49 :
14 ;
Obad .
1 :
1 ).
This is also the rendering of _melits_ ,
meaning "
an interpreter ,"
in 2 Chr .
32 :
31 ;
and of _malak_ ,
a "
messenger ,"
in 2 Chr .
35 :
21 ;
Isa .
30 :
4 ;
33 :
7 ;
Ezek .
17 :
15 .
This is the name used by the apostle as designating those who are appointed by God to declare his will (
2 Cor .
5 :
20 ;
Eph .
6 :
20 ).
The Hebrews on various occasions and for various purposes had recourse to the services of ambassadors ,
e .
g .,
to contract alliances (
Josh .
9 :
4 ),
to solicit favours (
Num .
20 :
14 ),
to remonstrate when wrong was done (
Judg .
11 :
12 ),
to condole with a young king on the death of his father (
2 Sam .
10 :
2 ),
and to congratulate a king on his accession to the throne (
1 Kings 5 :
1 ).
To do injury to an ambassador was to insult the king who sent him (
2 Sam .
10 :
5 ).
AMBASSADOR ,
international law .
A public minister sent abroad by some sovereign state or prince ,
with a legal commission and authority to transact business on behalf of his country with the government to which he is sent .
He is a minister of the highest rank ,
and represents the person of his sovereign .
2 .
The United States have always been represented by ministers plenipotentiary ,
never having sent a person of the rank of an ,
ambassador in the diplomatic sense .
1 Kent '
s Com .
39 ,
n .
3 .
Ambassadors ,
when acknowledged as such ,
are exempted ,
absolutely from all allegiance ,
and from all responsibility to the laws .
If ,
however ,
they should be so regardless of their duty ,
and of the object of their privilege ,
as to insult or openly to attack the laws of the government ,
their functions may be suspended by a refusal to treat with them ,
or application can be made to their own sovereign for their recall ,
or they may be dismissed ,
and required to depart within a reasonable time .
By fiction of law ,
an ambassador is considered as if he were out of the territory of the foreign power ;
and it is an implied agreement among nations ,
that the ambassador ,
while he resides in the foreign state ,
shall be considered as a member of his own country ,
and the government he represents has exclusive cognizance of his conduct ,
and control of his person .
The attendants of the ambassador are attached to his person ,
and the effects in his use are under his protection and privilege ,
and ,
generally ,
equally exempt from foreign jurisdiction .
4 .
Ambassadors are ordinary or extraordinary .
The former designation is exclusively applied to those sent on permanent missions ;
the latter ,
to those employed on particular or extraordinary occasions ,
or residing at a foreign court for an indeterminate period .
Vattel ,
Droit des Gens ,
1 .
4 ,
c .
6 ,
Sec .
70 -
79 .
5 .
The act of Congress of April 30th ,
1790 ,
s .
25 ,
makes void any writ or process sued forth or prosecuted against any ambassador authorized and received by the president of the United States ,
or any domestic servant of such ambassador ;
and the 25th section of the same act ,
punishes any person who shall sue forth or prosecute such writ or process ,
and all attorneys and soliciters prosecuting or soliciting in such case ,
and all officers executing such writ or process ,
with an imprisonment not exceeding three years ,
and a fine at the discretion of the court .
The act provides that citizens or inhabitants of the United States who were indebted when they went into the service of an ambassador ,
shall not be protected as to such debt ;
and it requires also that the names of such servants shall be registered in the office of the secretary of state .
The 16th section imposes the like punishment on any person offering violence to the person of an ambassador or other minister .
P Vide 1 Kent ,
Com .
14 ,
38 ,
182 ;
Rutherf .
Inst .
b .
2 ,
c .
9 ;
Vatt .
b .
4 ,
c .
8 ,
s .
113 ;
2 Wash .
C .
C .
R .
435 ;
Ayl .
Pand .
245 ;
1 Bl .
Com .
253 ;
Bac .
Ab .
h .
t .;
2 Vin .
Ab .
286 ;
Grot .
lib .
2 ,
c .
8 ,
1 ,
3 ;
1 Whart .
Dig .
382 ;
2 Id .
314 ;
Dig .
l .
50 ,
t .
7 ;
Code I .
10 ,
t .
63 ,
l .
4 ;
Bouv .
Inst .
Index ,
h .
t .
6 .
The British statute 7 Ann ,
cap .
12 ;
is similar in its provisions ;
it extends to the family and servants of an ambassador ,
as well when they are the natives of the country in which the ambassador resides ,
as when they are foreigners whom he brings with him . (
3 Burr .
1776 -
7 )
To constitute a domestic servant within the meaning of the statute ,
it is not necessary that the servant should lodge ,
at night in the house of the ambassador ,
but it is necessary to show the nature of the service he renders and the actual performance of it .
3 Burr .
1731 ;
Cases Temp .
Hardw .
5 .
He must ,
in fact ,
prove that he is bona fide the ambassador '
s servant .
A land waiter at the custom house is not such ,
nor entitled to the privilege of the statute .
1 Burr .
401 .
A trader is not entitled to the protection of the statute .
3 Burr .
1731 ;
Cases Temp .
Hardw .
5 .
A person in debt cannot be taken into an ambassador '
s service in order to protect him .
3 Burr .
1677 .
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