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Gerente del bar

Oxford Spanish Dictionary

bar manager SUST.

bar manager
gerente mf
bar manager
de bar
Oxford Spanish Dictionary

manager [ingl. am. ˈmænɪdʒər, ingl. brit. ˈmanɪdʒə] SUST.

manager COM. (of company, department)
director m / directora f
manager COM. (of company, department)
gerente mf
manager (of store, restaurant)
gerente mf
manager (of store, restaurant)
encargado m / encargada f
manager (of estate, fund)
administrador m / administradora f
manager (of pop group, boxer)
manager mf
manager DEP.
entrenador m / entrenadora f
manager (in soccer)
entrenador m / entrenadora f
manager (in soccer)
director técnico m / directora técnica f amer.
export/production/publicity manager
director m de exportaciones/producción/publicidad / directora f de exportaciones/producción/publicidad
export/production/publicity manager
gerente mf de exportaciones/producción/publicidad
branch manager
director m de sucursal / directora f de sucursal
the campaign manager POL.
el director de la campaña / la directora de la campaña
she's a good manager
es buena administradora

I. bar1 [ingl. am. bɑr, ingl. brit. bɑː] SUST.

1.1. bar:

bar (rod, rail)
barra f
bar (on cage, window)
barrote m
bar (on cage, window)
barra f
bar (on door)
tranca f
to put sb/be behind bars
meter a alguien/estar entre rejas

1.2. bar (of electric fire):

bar ingl. brit.
resistencia f

2.1. bar DEP.:

bar (in soccer)
larguero m
bar (in soccer)
travesaño m
bar (in rugby)
travesaño m
bar (in high jump)
barra f
bar (in high jump)
listón m
to lower/raise the bar
bajar/subir el listón
to lower/raise the bar
bajar/subir la barra amer.

2.2. bar (in ballet):

bar
barra f

3. bar (block):

bar
barra f
bar of chocolate
barra f de chocolate
bar of chocolate
tableta f de chocolate
bar of chocolate (small)
chocolatina f
bar of chocolate (small)
chocolatín m Río Pl.
bar of soap
pastilla f de jabón
bar of soap
barra f de jabón Co. Sur

4.1. bar:

bar (establishment)
bar m
bar (counter)
barra f
bar (counter)
mostrador m
bar (in living room)
bar m

4.2. bar (stall):

bar
puesto m
heel bar ingl. brit.
puesto de reparación rápida de calzado
key bar ingl. brit.
lugar donde se duplican llaves en el acto

5.1. bar DER.:

the Bar (legal profession) ingl. am.
la abogacía
the Bar (barristers) ingl. brit.
el conjunto de barristers → barrister
to be called to the Bar ingl. brit.
obtener el título de → barrister
atrbv. Bar exam ingl. am.
examen con el cual se obtiene el título de abogado

5.2. bar DER. (in court):

bar
banquillo m
the prisoner at the bar
el acusado / la acusada

6.1. bar MÚS. (measure):

bar
compás m

6.2. bar MÚS.:

bar, a. bar line
barra f

7. bar (impediment):

bar
obstáculo m
bar
impedimento m
bar to sth
obstáculo para algo
bar to sth
impedimento para algo

8. bar (in bay, river):

bar
barra f

9.1. bar (band of light, color):

bar
franja f

9.2. bar MILIT.:

bar (indicating rank) ingl. am.
distintivo de teniente o capitán
bar (to medal) ingl. brit.
galón que indica que se ha recibido por segunda vez la misma condecoración

9.3. bar (in heraldry):

bar
barra f

II. bar1 <part. pres. barring; pret., part. pas. barred> [ingl. am. bɑr, ingl. brit. bɑː] V. trans.

1. bar (secure):

bar door/window
atrancar
bar door/window
trancar
she found the door barred against her
se encontró con que le habían atrancado or trancado la puerta

2. bar (block):

bar path/entrance
bloquear
a tree was barring our way
un árbol nos cortaba or bloqueaba or impedía el paso

3. bar (prohibit):

bar smoking/jeans
prohibir
to bar sb from sth reporters were barred from the meeting
se excluyó a los periodistas de la reunión
his criminal record bars him from the job
sus antecedentes penales le impiden acceder al puesto

4. bar (stripe):

bar usu pass
dibujar franjas en

III. bar1 [ingl. am. bɑr, ingl. brit. bɑː] PREP.

bar
salvo
bar
excl
bar
a excepción de
bar
con excepción de
bar one or two people
salvo or excl una o dos personas
bar one or two people
a or con excepción de una o dos personas
we'll be finished, bar some disaster, by tomorrow
acabaremos para mañana, salvo que or a menos que ocurra algún desastre
bar none
sin excepción

barrister [ingl. am. ˈbɛrəstər, ingl. brit. ˈbarɪstə] SUST. ingl. brit.

barrister
abogado m / abogada f (habilitado para alegar ante un tribunal superior)

bar2 [ingl. am. bɑr, ingl. brit. bɑː] SUST. (unit of pressure)

bar
bar m

en el diccionario PONS

manager [ˈmænɪdʒəʳ, ingl. am. -dʒɚ] SUST.

1. manager COM. (administrator):

manager
administrador(a) m (f)
manager of business unit
gerente mf

2. manager (of performer, artist):

manager
representante mf artístico, -a

Bar [bɑ:ʳ, ingl. am. bɑ:r] SUST.

the Bar group of lawyers
el Colegio de Abogados
the Bar profession
el foro
the Bar profession
la Barra Méx.

I. bar1 [bɑ:ʳ, ingl. am. bɑ:r] -rr- SUST.

1. bar:

bar of metal, wood
barra f
bar of a cage, prison
reja f
bar of chocolate
tableta f
bar of gold
lingote m
bar of soap
pastilla f
to be behind bars coloq.
estar entre rejas

2. bar (band of colour):

bar
franja f

3. bar MÚS.:

bar
compás m

4. bar MILIT.:

bar
barra f

5. bar (sandbank):

bar
banco m de arena

6. bar (restriction):

bar
obstáculo m

7. bar:

bar (place to drink)
bar m
bar (counter) in bar
barra f
bar in store
mostrador m

8. bar INFORM.:

bar
barra f
scroll bar
barra de desplazamiento
space bar
barra espaciadora
task bar
barra de tareas

II. bar1 [bɑ:ʳ, ingl. am. bɑ:r] -rr- V. trans.

1. bar (fasten):

bar door, window
atrancar

2. bar (obstruct):

bar
obstruir
to bar sb's way/path
obstaculizar el camino/paso a alguien

3. bar (prohibit):

bar
prohibir
to bar sb from doing sth
prohibir a alguien hacer algo

4. bar (exclude):

bar
excluir

bar2 [bɑ:ʳ, ingl. am. bɑ:r] PREP. ingl. brit.

bar
excl
bar none
sin excepción
en el diccionario PONS

manager [ˈmæn·ɪ·dʒər] SUST.

1. manager COM. (administrator):

manager
administrador(a) m (f)
manager of business unit
gerente mf

2. manager:

manager of performer, artist
representante mf artístico, -a
manager of a sports team
manager mf

Bar [bar] SUST.

the Bar group of lawyers
el Colegio de Abogados
the Bar profession
el foro
the Bar profession
la Barra Méx.

I. bar1 [bar] SUST.

1. bar:

bar of metal, wood
barra f
bar of a cage, prison
reja f
bar of chocolate
tableta f
bar of gold
lingote m
bar of soap
pastilla f
to be behind bars coloq.
estar entre rejas

2. bar (band of color):

bar
franja f

3. bar MÚS.:

bar
compás m

4. bar MILIT.:

bar
barra f

5. bar (sandbank):

bar
banco m de arena

6. bar (restriction):

bar
obstáculo m

7. bar:

bar (nightclub)
bar m
bar (counter: in bar)
barra f
bar (in store)
mostrador m

8. bar comput:

bar
barra f
task/scroll/space bar
barra de tareas/de desplazamiento/espaciadora

II. bar1 <-rr-> [bar] V. trans.

1. bar (fasten):

bar door, window
atrancar

2. bar (obstruct):

bar
obstruir
to bar sb's way/path
obstaculizar el camino/paso a alguien

3. bar (prohibit):

bar
prohibir
to bar sb from doing sth
prohibir a alguien hacer algo

4. bar (exclude):

bar
excluir

bar2 [bar] PREP.

bar
excl
bar none
sin excepción
Present
Ibar
youbar
he/she/itbars
webar
youbar
theybar
Past
Ibarred
youbarred
he/she/itbarred
webarred
youbarred
theybarred
Present Perfect
Ihavebarred
youhavebarred
he/she/ithasbarred
wehavebarred
youhavebarred
theyhavebarred
Past Perfect
Ihadbarred
youhadbarred
he/she/ithadbarred
wehadbarred
youhadbarred
theyhadbarred
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It appeared that the manager was the target in the frenzied attack.
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It tells you pretty powerfully what is going to happen in the next few months; future purchasing manager intentions.
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This shows the fund's performance relative to the benchmark and can demonstrate the value added by the fund manager.
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Although it could be played as a stand-alone game, it only reached the full potential when used with the manager game.
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The activities constituting investment business include acting as an investment manager, administrator, investment advisor or custodian with respect to a wide variety of financial instruments.
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