ambassador-at-large (C1)
noun phrase
Pronunciation: /æmˈbæsədər ət ˈlɑrdʒ/
Definition
A diplomatic representative who is not assigned to a specific country or embassy, but rather has a broader mandate to represent their government's interests abroad.
Examples
The ambassador-at-large played a key role in negotiating the international treaty.
As ambassador-at-large, she traveled extensively to promote cultural exchange between nations.
The president appointed a new ambassador-at-large to focus on human rights issues globally.
How to Use ambassador-at-large
- appoint an ambassador-at-large (verb phrase)
- To assign a diplomatic representative to a broader mandate. — "The government appointed an ambassador-at-large to focus on international trade agreements."
- serve as ambassador-at-large (verb phrase)
- To work as a diplomatic representative with a broader mandate. — "She served as ambassador-at-large for several years, traveling extensively to promote cultural exchange."
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