embassy

Refers to an embassy of a country other than the one it is in.

The embassy of the United States.

The embassy of the United Kingdom.

The embassy of China.

A person who holds a position of authority in an embassy.

The group of people who work for an embassy.

The physical structure that houses the embassy.

All the people employed in an embassy.

The group of buildings and the land around them that form the embassy.

A male official who speaks on behalf of the embassy.

A female official who speaks on behalf of the embassy.

An act of terrorism where an embassy is attacked with a bomb.

Indicates location, often referring to being present for a specific purpose or event.

Indicates being inside the physical building or compound of the embassy.

Indicates being in the area immediately surrounding the embassy.

To protect an embassy from attack or unauthorized entry.

To cease the operations of an embassy, often due to political reasons.

To establish and begin the operations of a new embassy.

To carry out a violent act against an embassy.

To attack an embassy with a bomb.

To resume the operations of an embassy that was previously closed.

To attack and try to take control of an embassy by force, often by a crowd.