What do you call a Spanish boss?
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What do you call a Spanish boss?
jefe. More Spanish words for boss. el jefe noun. head, chief, leader, manager, officer.
Does Jefe mean boss?
the chief
El Jefe (f. La Jefa) is a Spanish term meaning “the chief” or “the boss” and may refer to: “El Jefe”, a less-common nickname for former Cuban President Fidel Castro (deriving from his title as Comandante en Jefe or “Commander-in-Chief” of the Cuban Armed Forces)
How do you say boss in different languages?
In other languages boss
- Arabic: زَعيم
- Brazilian Portuguese: chefe.
- Chinese: 上司
- Croatian: šef.
- Czech: šéf.
- Danish: chef.
- Dutch: baas.
- European Spanish: jefe.
When you call someone a Heffer?
heifer Add to list Share. A heifer is a young cow. In the 1830s, heifer, which is pronounced “HEFF-er,” was first used as slang for “woman” or “girl.” Since then, it took on the meaning of a female who is obese. It is very rude to single people out because of the way they look and so heifer should never be used.
What’s another word for jefe?
What is another word for jefe?
| chief | boss |
|---|---|
| head | leader |
| captain | master |
| foreman | kingpin |
| headman | honcho |
What is the difference between El Patron and El Jefe?
In Latin America a patrón is a boss for physical jobs and a jefe is a boss for a “sitting job”. The colonial patrón evolved into a kind of boss for harder jobs. Usually patrón is also more colloquial and used by lower classes, while jefe is used by people with a more technical well paid job.
What do you call a boss lady?
A female leader of a work crew (a female foreperson or female foreman) forewoman. boss. manageress.
How do you say master in different languages?
In other languages master
- American English: master /ˈmæstər/
- Arabic: صَاحِبُ الـْمَنْزِلِ
- Brazilian Portuguese: mestre.
- Chinese: 主人
- Croatian: gospodar.
- Czech: pán vládce.
- Danish: herre.
- Dutch: meester iemand die macht heeft.