Definition of zemstvo in US English:

zemstvo

nounPlural zemstvosˈzemstvōˈzemstvō

One of a system of elected councils established in tsarist Russia to administer local affairs after the abolition of serfdom.
Example sentencesExamples
- Elected by the local zemstvo, the justice of the peace dealt with small cases where the parties desired a quick, comprehensible, inexpensive, and on-the-spot decision.
- Under a further Statute of 1 January 1864, zemstvos or local government assemblies were elected at district and province level, essentially by the landed gentry.

Origin

Russian, from zemlya 'land'.

Definition of zemstvo in US English:

zemstvo

nounˈzemstvō

One of a system of elected councils established in tsarist Russia to administer local affairs after the abolition of serfdom.
Example sentencesExamples
- Under a further Statute of 1 January 1864, zemstvos or local government assemblies were elected at district and province level, essentially by the landed gentry.
- Elected by the local zemstvo, the justice of the peace dealt with small cases where the parties desired a quick, comprehensible, inexpensive, and on-the-spot decision.

Origin

Russian, from zemlya ‘land’.

词汇	zemstvo
释义	Definition of zemstvo in US English: zemstvo nounPlural zemstvosˈzemstvōˈzemstvō One of a system of elected councils established in tsarist Russia to administer local affairs after the abolition of serfdom. Example sentencesExamples Elected by the local zemstvo, the justice of the peace dealt with small cases where the parties desired a quick, comprehensible, inexpensive, and on-the-spot decision. Under a further Statute of 1 January 1864, zemstvos or local government assemblies were elected at district and province level, essentially by the landed gentry. Origin Russian, from zemlya 'land'. Definition of zemstvo in US English: zemstvo nounˈzemstvō One of a system of elected councils established in tsarist Russia to administer local affairs after the abolition of serfdom. Example sentencesExamples Under a further Statute of 1 January 1864, zemstvos or local government assemblies were elected at district and province level, essentially by the landed gentry. Elected by the local zemstvo, the justice of the peace dealt with small cases where the parties desired a quick, comprehensible, inexpensive, and on-the-spot decision. Origin Russian, from zemlya ‘land’.
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