SENIOR PARTNER - Englisch-Spanisch Übersetzung

Oxford Spanish Dictionary

senior partner SUBST

senior partner

socio mayoritario m / socia mayoritaria f

Oxford Spanish Dictionary

senior/junior partner

socio principal/comanditario

Oxford Spanish Dictionary

I. partner [Am ˈpɑrtnər, Brit ˈpɑːtnə] SUBST

1. partner:

partner (in an activity)

compañero m / compañera f

partner (in dancing, tennis)

pareja f

the two countries are trading or trade partners

los dos países mantienen relaciones comerciales

2. partner HANDEL:

partner

socio m / socia f

senior/junior partner

socio principal/comanditario

partners in crime

cómplices mfPl

partners in crime

compinches mfPl ugs

3. partner (in personal relationship):

partner

pareja f

partner

compañero m / compañera f

marriage partner

cónyuge mf form

marriage partner

esposo m / esposa f

II. partner [Am ˈpɑrtnər, Brit ˈpɑːtnə] VERB trans

1. partner (act as partner to):

he partnered Moira

jugó (or bailó etc.) en pareja con Moira

we are being partnered by a French firm in this enterprise

esta es una empresa conjunta con una compañía francesa

we are being partnered by a French firm in this enterprise

esta empresa la llevaremos a cabo conjuntamente or en asociación con una compañía francesa

2. partner (pair):

to partner sb with sb

poner a alguien con alguien (como pareja)

I. senior [Am ˈsinjər, Brit ˈsiːnɪə, ˈsiːnjə] ADJ

1.1. senior (superior in rank):

those in senior positions

quienes ocupan puestos de responsabilidad

I need to ask advice from a senior colleague

tengo que consultar a un superior

I'd like to speak to someone more senior

quisiera hablar con un superior suyo

a senior officer in the Army

un oficial de alto rango del Ejército

senior editor

editor m / editora f

senior editor

redactor m sénior / redactora f sénior

the Senior Service Brit

la armada británica

senior tutor

profesor tutor a cargo de los planes de enseñanaza

senior to sb she's senior to him

es su superior

senior to sb she's senior to him

está por encima de él

1.2. senior (older):

Robert King, Senior esp Am

Robert King, padre or sénior

the senior members of a club

los socios más antiguos de un club

2.1. senior SCHULE, UNIV:

senior school (in UK)

colegio m secundario

the senior boys

los chicos mayores or de los últimos cursos

2.2. senior SPORT:

senior

sénior adj inv

II. senior [Am ˈsinjər, Brit ˈsiːnɪə, ˈsiːnjə] SUBST

1.1. senior (older person):

senior

persona f de la tercera edad

senior

adulto m mayor LatAm

he's five years my senior

me lleva cinco años

he's five years my senior

es cinco años mayor que yo

1.2. senior (person of higher rank):

senior

superior m

you'll have to speak to my senior

va a tener que hablar con mi superior

2. senior:

senior SCHULE, UNIV

estudiante mf del último año

senior SCHULE, UNIV

estudiante mf del último curso

im PONS Wörterbuch

senior partner SUBST

senior partner

socio(-a) m (f) mayoritario, -a

im PONS Wörterbuch

I. partner [ˈpɑ:tnəʳ, Am ˈpɑ:rtnɚ] SUBST

1. partner HANDEL:

partner

socio(-a) m (f)

2. partner (accomplice):

partner in crime

cómplice mf

3. partner (in relationship):

partner

pareja f

4. partner (in tennis, dancing):

partner

pareja f

II. partner [ˈpɑ:tnəʳ, Am ˈpɑ:rtnɚ] VERB trans

to partner sb

asociarse con alguien

to be partnered by sb

ir acompañado de alguien

I. senior [ˈsi:niəʳ, Am -njɚ] ADJ

1. senior form (older):

senior

mayor

James Grafton, Senior

James Grafton, padre

2. senior (higher in rank):

senior

superior

to be senior to sb

estar por encima de alguien

3. senior (of earlier appointment):

senior

más antiguo, -a

4. senior SCHULE:

senior

de los cursos superiores

senior pupil

de último curso

II. senior [ˈsi:niəʳ, Am -njɚ] SUBST

1. senior (older person):

senior

mayor mf

she is two years my senior

me lleva dos años

2. senior (of higher rank):

senior

superior mf

3. senior Am SCHULE:

senior

estudiante mf de último curso

im PONS Wörterbuch

senior partner SUBST

senior partner

socio (-a) m (f) mayoritario, -a

im PONS Wörterbuch

I. partner [ˈpart·nər] SUBST

1. partner (companion):

partner

compañero m

2. partner HANDEL:

partner

socio(-a) m (f)

3. partner (in relationship):

partner

pareja f

4. partner (in tennis, dancing):

partner

pareja f

5. partner (accomplice):

partner in crime

cómplice mf

II. partner [ˈpart·nər] VERB intr

to partner with sb

asociarse con alguien

I. senior [ˈsin·jər] ADJ

1. senior form (older):

senior

mayor

James Smith, Senior

James Smith, padre

2. senior (higher in rank):

senior

superior

to be senior to sb

estar por encima de alguien

3. senior (of earlier appointment):

senior

más antiguo, -a

4. senior SCHULE:

senior

de los cursos superiores

senior pupil

de último curso

II. senior [ˈsin·jər] SUBST

1. senior (older person):

senior

mayor mf

she is two years my senior

me lleva dos años

2. senior (of higher rank):

senior

superior mf

3. senior SCHULE:

senior

estudiante mf de último curso

Present

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Past

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Present Perfect

I	have	partnered
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Past Perfect

I	had	partnered
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you	had	partnered
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Einsprachige Beispiele (nicht von der PONS Redaktion geprüft)

His sense of humor has made him a likeable personality amongst his more senior colleagues.

en.wikipedia.org

Each was under the charge of a senior staff member.

en.wikipedia.org

Here was a senior financial executive with two graduate degrees tremulous at the prospect of unspecified retribution if he dared proceed.

business.financialpost.com

An adjacent room is the senior officers's wardroom, which was one long table in a narrow room called "the bowling alley," but is even nicer.

www.cnet.com

Specialist staff from the senior school also teach some lessons in the preparatory department.

en.wikipedia.org