English to Yoruba Meaning of supremo - supremo

Supremo :
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Definitions of supremo in English
Noun(1) the most important person in an organization
Examples of supremo in English
(1) the Channel Four supremo(2) an interior by design supremo Kelly
(1) surge suppressor ::
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English to Yoruba Dictionary: supremo

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