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Bedeutungen von dem Begriff "employee" im Spanisch Englisch Wörterbuch : 33 Ergebniss(e)

Englisch Spanisch
Common
employee empleado [m]
employee empleada [f]
General
employee asalariado [m]
employee cargo [m]
employee empleado [m]
employee asalariada [f]
employee trabajadora [f]
employee asalariado [m]
employee paniaguado (servidor de una casa) [m]
employee asalariada [f]
employee dependienta [f]
employee dependiente [m/f]
employee oficinista [m/f]
employee empleada [f]
employee breteador [adj] CR
Colloquial
employee laburante [m/f] ARUY
Business
employee trabajador [m]
employee empleado [m]
employee dependiente [m/f]
employee trabajador dependiente
Safety
employee trabajador [m]
Finance
employee dependiente [m/f]
employee trabajador permanente
Law
employee subalterna [f]
employee subordinada [f]
employee trabajador dependiente
Engineering
employee empleado [m]
Physics
employee subordinado [m]
Chemistry
employee obrero [m]
General Medicine
employee operario [m]
Psychology
employee subalterno [m]
Rehabilitation
employee administrativo [m]
Railway
employee el agente

Bedeutungen, die der Begriff "employee" mit anderen Begriffen im Englisch Spanisch Wörterbuch erhalten hat: 150 Ergebniss(e)

Englisch Spanisch
Common
railroad employee ferroviario [m]
government employee funcionario [m]
female employee empleada [f]
railroad employee ferroviaria [f]
government employee funcionaria [f]
General
salaried employee asalariado [m]
bank employee bancario [m]
employee in charge of deliveries cuartillera [m]
domestic employee empleado de hogar [m]
list of work done by an official or employee expediente [m]
civil employee funcionario [m]
public employee in charge of weighing repeso [m]
domestic employee servicio doméstico [m]
entry-level employee subalterno [m]
junior employee subalterno [m]
public employee not on payroll supernumerario [m]
tramway employee tranviario [m]
street railway employee tranviario [m]
bank employee bancaria [f]
make a full-time employee profesionalizar [v]
incompetent employee (hired because of political or personal influence) batatero [m]
bank employee empleado de banco [m]
former employee exempleada [f]
domestic employee empleada de hogar [f]
civil employee funcionaria [f]
entry-level employee subalterna [f]
junior employee subalterna [f]
public employee not on payroll supernumeraria [f]
tramway employee tranviaria [f]
street railway employee tranviaria [f]
former employee exempleado [m/f]
employee who attends to customers dependiente [m/f]
former employee extrabajadora [m/f]
fire an employee despedir a una empleada [v]
fire an employee despedir a un empleado [v]
transfer an employee trasladar a un empleado [v]
pirate (employee) sonsacar [v]
employee medical record expediente médico del empleado
employee representative representante del empleado
affected employee trabajadora afectada
affected employee trabajador afectado
employee exposure record registro de exposición del empleado
employee representative representante de los trabajadores
employee of the month empleado del mes
flood control employee empleado del departamento de control de inundaciones
employee who begins with a small or no salary meritorio [m]
employee in a slaughterhouse rastrero [m]
tramway employee tranviario [m]
employee who begins with a small or no salary meritoria [f]
tramway employee tranviaria [f]
engage oneself as employee asoldadarse [v]
engage oneself as employee asoldarse [v]
minor employee suche [m] derog.CLNI
tramway employee tranviero [m] rare
railway employee charged with operating the rails and levers that allow a train to change tracks abanderado [m] MXrare
fraudulent employee who appears in the payroll and is salaried but doesn't attend the job aviador [m] MX
fraudulent employee who appears in the payroll and is salaried, who doesn't attend to his/her job to fulfill his/her obligations aviador [m] MX
liquor store owner or employee botillero [m] CL
employee who acts in favor of the employer and against the other employees apatronado [m] CL
loader / unloader (employee) bulteador [m] COrare
loader / unloader (employee) cotero [m] CO
a salaried employee who works in a banana company campeño [m] HN
auxiliary male employee of a hospital who tends to the ill chatero [m] CL
employee provided housing by the sugar cane mill caseño [m] AR:Nwrur.
hierarchical employee funcionario [m] MXPEBOARUY
employee win charge of the brakes on trains garrotero [m] MX
employee at a pawnshop that charges high interest garrotero [m] CRPAderog.
employee at a pawnshop that charges high interest garrotero [m] CU
trusted employee in the banana industry that keeps track of the work schedule and supervises the workers guachimán (inglés watchman) [m] HN:N
public employee who occupies an important position funcionario [m] MXNIECBOPY
employee of modest category kelper (inglés) [m] AR
government employee who requests bribes to do their job machetero [m] BO:W
domestic service employee muchacho [m] GTHNSVNIPABO
useless employee pajarero [m] NI
employee who does nothing pajarero [m] NI
employee pool pool (inglés) [m] EC
entry-level employee taparrotos [m] PR
junior employee taparrotos [m] PR
cuban ministry of transportation employee in charge of order at the bus stops amarillo [m] CU
gas station employee bencinero [m] CL
graveyard shift employee nochero [m] CLAR
night shift employee nochero [m] CLAR
tramway employee tranviero [m] rare
street railway employee tranviero [m] rare
tramway employee tranviera [f] rare
female employee who encourages clients to drink (nightclub/bar) alternadora [f] ARUY
railway employee charged with operating the rails and levers that allow a train to change tracks abanderada [f] MXrare
fraudulent employee who appears in the payroll and is salaried, who doesn't attend to his/her job to fulfill his/her obligations aviadora [f] MX
fraudulent employee who appears in the payroll and is salaried but doesn't attend the job aviadora [f] MX
incompetent public employee or civil servant batata [f] PR
incompetent employee batata política [f] DOPR
liquor store owner or employee botillera [f] CL
employee who acts in favor of the employer and against the other employees apatronada [f] CL
position of a civil servant or employee cabeza [f] HN
a salaried employee who works in a banana company campena [f] HN
auxiliary female employee of a hospital who tends to the ill chatera [f] CL
benefit or money obtained by a public servant or employee from an individual in return for a favor involving an abuse of their position cutra [f] PErur.
employee who is paid without going to work fantasma [f] NI
employee in a bar or night club who earns a percentage of what customers consume fichera [f] MXVE
employee provided housing by the sugar cane mill caseña [f] AR:Nwrur.
hierarchical employee funcionaria [f] MXPEBOARUY
employee at a pawnshop that charges high interest garrotera [f] CRPAderog.
employee at a pawnshop that charges high interest garrotera [f] CU
domestic service employee maid (inglés) [f] PR
domestic service employee natacha [f] CO:CBO:E,W
domestic service employee natacha [f] GTHNCLderog.
domestic service employee natacha [f] PErare
domestic service employee nana [f] CL
domestic service employee natachola [f] HNderog.
domestic service employee who takes care of jobs of the house muchacha de adentro [f] COrare
domestic service employee who takes care of jobs of the house muchacha de adentro [f] GT
employee medical insurance mutual [f] SVBOCLAR
cuban ministry of transportation employee in charge of order at the bus stops amarilla [f] CU
gas station employee bencinera [f] CL
graveyard shift employee nochera [f] CLAR
night shift employee nochera [f] CLAR
in dictatorial regimes, an undercover employee of a political body for control and repression dressed as a civilian agente [m/f] BO
funeral parlor employee buitre [m/f] CL
police employee petejota (policía técnica judicial) [m/f] PA
car parts store employee refaccionista [m/f] MX
having employee medical insurance mutualizado [adj] AR
act in favor of the employer (employee) apatronarse [v] CL
lose a superior's confidence (employee) descuadrar [v] PR
lose a superior's trust (employee) descuadrar [v] PR
notify an employee of their dismissal desahuciar [v] EC
fire or lay off an employee cesantear [v] HNSVNICUDOPRVEPYAR
Idioms
give (an employee) his walking papers despedir (a un empleado) [v]
give (an employee) his walking papers echar (a un trabajador) [v]
be an overambitious employee who exploits others for his/her benefits (especially in business life) ser un trepa [v]
ghost employee sueldo fantasma [m] NIBO
fire an employee dar jabón [v] HNUY
dismiss an employee dar jabón [v] HNUY
Colloquial
employee who asks for money lagartija [f]
promote an employee over the head of a senior one trompicar [v]
promote an inexperienced employee over one with more seniority and experience trompicar [v]
employee on a railway ferrocarrilero [m] AMER
incompetent employee batatero [m] PR
public employee's bi-weekly pay mame [m] EC
public employee bi-weekly pay mamey [m] EC
vinyl store employee disquero [m] CL
record store employee disquero [m] CL
phantom employee ñoqui [m] ARderog.
employee on a railway ferrocarrilera [f] AMER
incompetent public employee hired because of political or personal influence batata [f] PR
incompetent (governmental) employee batatera [f] PR
vinyl store employee disquera [f] CL
record store employee disquera [f] CL
low-wage employee laburante [m/f] CLARUY
Slang
domestic service employee manteca [f] COderog.
Business
labour cost per employee gasto laboral por empleado [m]