BRANCH MANAGER - Traducción inglés-francés

Oxford-Hachette French Dictionary

branch manager SUST.

branch manager (of shop)

directeur m de succursale

branch manager (of company)

directeur m de filiale

branch manager (of bank)

directeur m d'agence

Oxford-Hachette French Dictionary

directeur d'agence

branch manager

Oxford-Hachette French Dictionary

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

manager (of business, company, bank, cinema, hotel, theatre)

directeur/-trice m/f

manager (of restaurant, pub, shop)

gérant/-e m/f

manager (of farm)

exploitant/-e m/f

manager (of project)

chef m

manager (of project)

directeur/-trice m/f

manager (in showbusiness)

directeur/-trice m/f artistique

manager DEP.

manager m

school manager ingl. brit.

membre m du conseil d'établissement

to be a good manager (gen)

être un/une bon/bonne gestionnaire

to be a good manager (of household)

savoir bien gérer le budget domestique

I. branch [ingl. brit. brɑːn(t)ʃ, ingl. am. bræn(t)ʃ] SUST.

1. branch fig.:

branch (of tree)

branche f

branch (of pipe, road, railway)

embranchement m

branch (of river)

bras m

branch (of candlestick, lamp)

branche f

branch (of antlers)

ramure f

branch (of family, language)

rameau m

branch (of study, subject)

domaine m

2. branch:

branch COM., ADMIN. (of shop)

succursale f

branch (of bank)

agence f

branch (of company)

filiale f

branch (of organization)

division f

branch (of organization)

secteur m

branch (of union)

section f

branch (of library)

antenne f

main branch (of company)

maison f mère

3. branch ingl. am. (stream):

branch

ruisseau m

4. branch INFORM.:

branch

branchement m

II. branch [ingl. brit. brɑːn(t)ʃ, ingl. am. bræn(t)ʃ] V. intr.

branch tree, river, nerve:

se ramifier

branch road, railway:

se diviser

en el diccionario PONS

manager SUST.

1. manager (person with control function):

manager

manager mf

2. manager (of shop, project):

manager

gérant(e) m (f)

3. manager (of artist):

manager

manager mf

4. manager DEP.:

manager

entraîneur mf

I. branch [brɑ:ntʃ, ingl. am. bræntʃ] SUST.

1. branch a. BOT.:

branch

branche f

2. branch ingl. am. (fork):

branch of a river

bras m

branch of a road

embranchement m

3. branch (office):

branch of bank

agence f

branch of company, store

succursale f

4. branch (division):

branch of organization

branche f

II. branch [brɑ:ntʃ, ingl. am. bræntʃ] V. intr.

1. branch:

branch

se ramifier

2. branch fig.:

branch

bifurquer

en el diccionario PONS

manager SUST.

1. manager (person with control function):

manager

directeur(-trice) m (f)

manager

manager m

2. manager (of store, project):

manager

gérant(e) m (f)

3. manager (of artist):

manager

manager m

4. manager sports:

manager

entraîneur(-euse) m (f)

I. branch [bræn(t)ʃ] SUST.

1. branch a. BOT.:

branch

branche f

2. branch (fork):

branch of a river

bras m

branch of a road

embranchement m

3. branch (office):

branch of bank

agence f

branch of company, store

succursale f

4. branch (division):

branch of organization

branche f

II. branch [bræn(t)ʃ] V. intr.

1. branch:

branch

se ramifier

2. branch fig.:

branch

bifurquer

Present

I	branch
you	branch
he/she/it	branches
we	branch
you	branch
they	branch

Past

I	branched
you	branched
he/she/it	branched
we	branched
you	branched
they	branched

Present Perfect

I	have	branched
you	have	branched
he/she/it	has	branched
we	have	branched
you	have	branched
they	have	branched

Past Perfect

I	had	branched
you	had	branched
he/she/it	had	branched
we	had	branched
you	had	branched
they	had	branched

Ejemplos monolingües (no verificados por la redacción de PONS)

The engagement fell through, with the songstresses breaking up with the loyal singer-manager when success for them seemed just around the corner.

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Headquarters gives the branch manager a free hand to operate his concern as he sees fit so long as he returns a profit.

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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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But the hotel manager and the bartender would have none of such tomfoolery.

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And that doesn't include another $290,000 in expenses on corporate cards that auditors couldn't even account for because they could not determine which senior manager had charged them.

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