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β€œgovernment” in Spanish

gobierno
Illustration of "government" in a Spanish cultural setting
A group of elected officials sits around a table in a grand building, discussing new laws under a national flag. Citizens outside watch through windows, showing how government decisions affect daily life.

Usage note

Gobierno refers to the group of people who control and make decisions for a country or region. It's a neutral term used in everyday contexts, from news to casual conversation.

Examples

  • El gobierno ayuda a la gente.

    The government helps people.

  • Trabajo para el gobierno.

    I work for the government.

  • El gobierno hace las leyes.

    The government makes the laws.

Quick check

What does "gobierno" mean?

  • A. government
  • B. case
  • C. part
  • D. group

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