persona grata
91persona non grata — /parsowna non graeta/°greyta/ Person not wanted; an undesirable person. In international law and diplomatic usage, a person not acceptable (for reasons peculiar to himself) to the court or government to which it is proposed to accredit him in the …
92persona\ non\ grata — (l.) 1) adj. com. (per.) Indeseable cuyo trato se evita …
93persona\ non\ grata — (l.) 1) adj. com. (per.) Indeseable cuyo trato se evita …
94non grata — see persona non grata adjective Etymology: Latin (in persona non grata) : not approved : unwelcome a sign informed us that the public was non grata at the gathering New Yorker …
95non grata — /non grah teuh, gray /; Lat. /nohn grddah tah/ not welcome: Reporters were non grata at the diplomatic reception. Cf. persona non grata. [1925 30; abstracted from PERSONA NON GRATA] * * * …
96non grata — adjective Etymology: persona non grata Date: 1925 not approved ; unwelcome …
97Personae non gratae — Persona non grata Pour les articles homonymes, voir PNG et Persona. Persona non grata (au pluriel personae non gratae), du latin signifiant littéralement « personne n’étant pas la bienvenue », abrégé sous le sigle PNG, est une locution… …
98personagrata — persona gra·ta (gräʹtə, grătʹə) adj. Fully acceptable or welcome, especially to a foreign government: The diplomat was persona grata. [Late Latin persōna grāta: Latin persōna, person + Latin grāta, feminine of grātus, acceptable.] …
99personagrata — PERSÓNA GRÁTA loc. s. persoană agreată de un guvern pe lângă care este acreditată diplomatic. o personagrata non grata = diplomat devenit indezirabil pentru guvernul ţării pe lângă care a fost acreditat. (< lat. persona (non) grata, persoană… …
100ПЕРСОНА ГРАТА — (Persona grata) (желательное или пользующееся доверием лицо) латинское выражение, применяемое к дипломатическому представителю, когда его назначение одобрено правительством, при котором он аккредитуется, т. е. практически с момента получения… …
