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superiors

/səˈpɪəriərz/ /suːˈpɪəriərz/

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noun

Superiores, jefes

A person of higher rank or quality.

Examples :

""At work, employees must respect their superiors." "

En el trabajo, los empleados deben respetar a sus superiores.

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noun

Superior

The senior person in a monastic community.

Examples :

"In the monastery, monks show respect to their superiors by bowing slightly when they pass. "

En el monasterio, los monjes muestran respeto a sus superiores inclinándose ligeramente cuando pasan.

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noun

Superior, jefe

The head of certain churches and colleges.

Examples :

"The superiors of the monastery decided to open its gardens to the public. "

Los superiores del monasterio decidieron abrir sus jardines al público.

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noun

Superior, señor

One who has made an original grant of heritable property to a tenant or vassal, on condition of a certain annual payment (feu duty) or of the performance of certain services.

Examples :

"The historical records showed that the farmers paid a small fee each year to their superiors, the landowners, in exchange for the right to farm the land generation after generation. "

Los registros históricos mostraron que los agricultores pagaban una pequeña tarifa cada año a sus superiores, los terratenientes, a cambio del derecho a cultivar la tierra generación tras generación.

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