chairman in the Oxford Spanish Dictionary

Translations for chairman in the English»Spanish Dictionary

chairman <pl chairmen [-mən]> [Am ˈtʃɛrmən, Brit ˈtʃɛːmən] N

chairman

presidente m / presidenta f

Madam Chairman form

señora presidenta

vice chairman [ˌvʌɪs ˈtʃɛːmən] N

vice chairman

vicepresidente m

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he entrenched himself as chairman

se afianzó en su puesto de presidente

the chairman's away, so I'm deputizing

el presidente no está, así es que yo lo reemplazo

it was very enterprising of her to write to the chairman

demostró mucha iniciativa al escribirle al presidente

incumbent ADMIN, POL, REL chairman

en ejercicio

deputy chair or chairman

vicepresidente m / vicepresidenta f

Translations for chairman in the Spanish»English Dictionary

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informe de gestión

chairman's report

vicepresidente (vicepresidente) [o (vicepresidenta)] m

deputy chairman Brit

presidente (presidente) [o (presidenta)]

chairman Brit

presidente de honor

honorary president o chairman

presidente (presidente) [o (presidenta)]

chairman

chairman in the PONS Dictionary

Translations for chairman in the English»Spanish Dictionary

chairman <-men> [ˈtʃeəmən, Am ˈtʃer-] N

chairman

presidente m

vice-chairman <-men> [ˌvaɪsˈtʃeəmən, Am -ˈtʃer-] N

vice-chairman

vicepresidente(-a) m (f)

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the then chairman

el entonces presidente

chairman Examples from the PONS Dictionary (editorially verified)

the then chairman

el entonces presidente

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English

As chairman, he served as the partys primary fund-raiser, strategist, and spokesman.

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It is now a pointless exercise, unwatched, unwanted, serviced by mostly blinkered, greedy chairman-bullied committees and played by mostly unknown foreign and second-rate mercenaries.

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The replica was later offered to the chairman of the comity of the feasts.

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After leaving the military, he became the deputy chairman of a collective farm in 1982 and in 1985.

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He was vice-chairman, trustee and patron of the club from 1934 to 1950.

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He served as clerk of the school board 19161934, town assessor 19161921, and chairman of the town board 19211932.

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And ahead of next week's extraordinary general meeting to oust the chief executive and chairman, the war paint is being applied.

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Since 1968, for several years she served as BMA vice-chairman, becoming the first woman in that position.

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A general meeting is under the control of the chairman, who must concentrate on the punctilious conduct of the meeting.

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Dale became vice-chairman of this ambitious undertaking, but the union was not successful, and the companies reverted shortly afterwards to their former independent positions.

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