Pronunciation: /bʌrɡərmæstər/
noun a mayor or chief magistrate of a town in certain countries, especially in Germany and the Netherlands
A1 The burghermaster is the mayor of a small town in Europe.
A2 The burghermaster is responsible for overseeing the local government and making decisions for the community.
B1 The burghermaster held a meeting with the town council to discuss new infrastructure projects.
B2 The burghermaster's term in office was marked by significant improvements in public services and community development.
C1 The burghermaster's leadership during the crisis was praised for its effectiveness and quick decision-making.
C2 The burghermaster's legacy of progressive policies and inclusive governance continues to shape the town's future.
formal The burghermaster of the town was responsible for overseeing local government affairs.
informal The burghermaster is like the mayor of the town, handling all the important decisions.
slang Some people call the burghermaster the big cheese around here.
figurative In this small community, the burghermaster is seen as the ultimate authority figure.
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