bosses nell'Oxford Spanish Dictionary

Traduzioni di bosses nel dizionario inglese»spagnolo

boss¹ [ingl am bɔs, ingl brit bɒs] SOST colloq

1. boss:

boss (superior)

jefe m / jefa f

boss (employer, factory owner etc)

patrón m / patrona f

you decide, you're the boss

decídelo tú, que eres el que manda

the bosses and the workers

los patronos or la patronal y los trabajadores

I want to be my own boss

quiero ser mi propio patrón

2. boss (leader):

boss

dirigente mf

the party bosses

los dirigentes del partido

union bosses

dirigentes mpl sindicales

a Mafia boss

un capo de la Mafia

boss² [ingl am bɔs, ingl brit bɒs] SOST

1. boss (on vault):

boss

clave f

2. boss (on wheel hub):

boss

cubo m

3. boss (on shield):

boss

tachón m

boss around VB [ingl am bɔs -, ingl brit bɒs -], boss about VB (v + o + adv) colloq

boss around

mangonear AmLat colloq

boss around

mandonear colloq

straw boss SOST ingl am colloq

straw boss

ayudante m de capataz

boss-eyed [ingl am bɔsˈaɪd, bɑsˈaɪd, ingl brit ˈbɒsʌɪd] AGG ingl brit colloq

boss-eyed

bizco

boss-eyed

turnio Cile colloq

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a Mafia boss

un capo de la Mafia

Traduzioni di bosses nel dizionario spagnolo»inglese

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caciquismo

position as local political boss

caciquismo

tyranny (by local political bosses)

jefazo

big boss colloq

mandamás

big boss colloq

mandonear

to boss … around colloq

bosses nel dizionario PONS

Traduzioni di bosses nel dizionario inglese»spagnolo

I.boss¹ [bɒs, ingl am bɑ:s] SOST

boss (person in charge)

jefe(-a) m (f)

boss (owner)

patrón(-ona) m (f)

to be one's own boss

ser su propio jefe

II.boss¹ [bɒs, ingl am bɑ:s] VB vb trans colloq

to boss sb about

mangonear a alguien

boss² [bɒs, ingl am bɑ:s] AGG ingl am colloq

boss

chulo, -a

boss AGG

Contributo di un utente

boss sl

excelente

that's so boss! sl

¡es la caña! Spagna sl

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he called curses down on his boss

puso verde a su jefe

Traduzioni di bosses nel dizionario spagnolo»inglese

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capo

mob boss

jefazo

big boss

gamonal

local political boss

trompa

boss

patrono (-a)

boss

patrón (-ona)

boss

bosses Esempi dal dizionario PONS (verificati dalla Redazione)

he called curses down on his boss

puso verde a su jefe

the boss has threatened him with dismissal

el jefe lo ha amenazado con despedirle

the boss is always on my back

el jefe me persigue todo el día

to be the boss in sth

ser el amo en algo

my boss and I get along well

mi jefe y yo nos llevamos bien

my boss is a self-made man

mi jefe emergió de la nada

he brought on his boss's scorn

incurrió en el desprecio de su jefe

the boss has promised me that ...

el jefe me ha dado su promesa de que...

what's your opinion of the new boss?

¿qué opinas del nuevo jefe?

my boss has me running all day

el jefe me trae de aquí para allí todo el día

Esempi monolingue (non verificati dalla Redazione di PONS)

inglese

From this period comes the waggon roof, with its interesting carved bosses, probably of 1461.

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Ministers were set to meet today to discuss emergency plans to deal with the strike with haulier bosses amid continued panic-buying at the pumps.

www.mirror.co.uk

Nonetheless, other reviewers complained about the brain-dead easy puzzles and bosses requiring basic strategy at best.

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The bosses can't cherry-pick; they go down the crowd-sourced list, answering each in turn.

www.theglobeandmail.com

It is held by two handles fastened to ring bolts that pass through the shield and are riveted to bosses on the outside.

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The roof is ceiled and divided into panels, with gilt bosses at the intersections.

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Her bosses felt they had been bamboozled.

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Luckily though no slave drivers as bosses for me.

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She is also the leader of the gossip group in the office, wherein she knows everything, including her bosses' personal issues and flaws.

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Many sugar-coat poor performances simply because they want to be seen as nice bosses.

www.freemalaysiatoday.com