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embassy
[em-buh-see]
noun
plural
embassiesa body of people entrusted with a mission to a sovereign or government, especially an ambassador and their staff.
the official headquarters of an ambassador.
the function or office of an ambassador.
a mission headed by an ambassador.
embassy
/ ˈɛmbəsɪ /
noun
the residence or place of official business of an ambassador
an ambassador and his entourage collectively
the position, business, or mission of an ambassador
any important or official mission, duty, etc, esp one undertaken by an agent
Word History and Origins
Origin of embassy1
Word History and Origins
Origin of embassy1
Example Sentences
Iran has been working with the US on a deal to remove the Iranian nationals through its US Interests Section at the Pakistani embassy in Tehran.
Court documents show that the Russian embassy offered Ms Kutina and the children an emergency travel window between 26 September and 9 October.
Russia's embassy in the UK rejected the BBC's allegations, accusing Moldova and its "Western sponsors" of seeking to divert attention from Chisinau's "internal woes".
We received no response from the Dubai government, the UK embassy in Dubai, or the UAE embassy in London.
The Russian embassy in Copenhagen has denied "absurd speculations" of its involvement in what it described as "staged provocations".
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