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1. (n.) magnate
a person of great influence, importance, or standing in a particular field.
Etymology: (1400–50; back formation from magnates (pl.), late ME < LL magnātēs leading people)
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Princeton's WordNet |
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1. (noun) baron, big businessman, business leader, king, magnate, mogul, power, top executive, tycoon
a very wealthy or powerful businessman
"an oil baron"
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1. magnate
a person of rank; a noble or grandee; a person of influence or distinction in any sphere
2. magnate
one of the nobility, or certain high officers of state belonging to the noble estate in the national representation of Hungary, and formerly of Poland
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Sense: a man of wealth or power
He is a rich shipping magnate.
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 Afrikaans: magnaat |
 Arabic: قَطْب، رَجُل عَظيم |
 Bulgarian: магнат |
 Brazilian: magnata |
 Czech: magnát |
 German: der Magnat |
 Danish: magnat; -magnat |
 Greek: μεγιστάνας |
 Spanish: magnate |
 Estonian: magnaat |
 Farsi: نجیب زاده |
 Finnish: magnaatti |
 French: magnat |
 Hebrew: אֵיל הוֹן |
 Hindi: प्रभावशाली |
 Croatian: velikaš, magnat |
 Hungarian: mágnás |
 Indonesian: tokoh terkemuka |
 Icelandic: áhrifamaður |
 Italian: magnate |
 Japanese: 大立て物 |
 Korean: 거물, 유력자 |
 Lithuanian: magnatas |
 Latvian: magnāts; lielīpašnieks |
 Malay: usahawan yang ulung |
 Dutch: magnaat |
 Norwegian: kakse, stormann |
 Polish: potentat |
 Persian: نجیب زاده |
 Pashto: د پيسو او شان خاوند |
 Portuguese: magnata |
 Romanian: magnat |
 Russian: магнат |
 Slovak: magnát |
 Slovenian: magnat |
 Serbian: magnat |
 Swedish: magnat |
 Thai: คนสำคัญมาก |
 Turkish: nüfuzlu kimse, kodaman |
 Taiwanese: 巨頭, 大亨 |
 Ukrainian: магнат |
 Urdu: بارسوخ مالدار آدمی |
 Vietnamese: trùm (tư bản) |
 Chinese: 巨头，富豪 |
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