vocero
“vocero” means “spokesperson” in Spanish (official representative).
spokesperson
Also: mouthpiece, representative
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El vocero del gobierno anunció las nuevas medidas.
B1The government spokesperson announced the new measures.
Necesitamos un vocero que hable con la prensa.
A2We need a spokesperson to talk to the press.
Él actúa como vocero de los estudiantes.
B1He acts as a spokesperson for the students.
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Which word is the most common synonym for 'vocero'?
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📚 Etymology▼
Derived from the Spanish word 'voz' (voice), which comes from the Latin 'vox'. The ending '-ero' is a common way in Spanish to describe a person's profession or role.
First recorded: 13th century
Cognates (Related words)
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Frequently Asked Questions
Is 'vocero' formal or informal?
It is generally neutral to formal. You will most likely see it in newspapers or hear it on the news.
Can 'vocero' be used for a small group of friends?
Usually, no. It implies an official or organized representation, like for a company, a government, or a protest group.
What is the difference between 'vocero' and 'representante'?
A 'representante' might handle many duties for a group, whereas a 'vocero' specifically focuses on communicating their message to others.