operators in the Oxford Spanish Dictionary

Translations for operators in the English»Spanish Dictionary

operator [Am ˈɑpəˌreɪdər, Brit ˈɒpəreɪtə] N

1.1. operator TELEC:

operator

operador m / operadora f

telephone/switchboard operator

telefonista mf

telephone/switchboard operator

operador m / operadora f

1.2. operator (of equipment):

operator

operario m / operaria f

operator COMPUT

operador m / operadora f

the machine operator

el maquinista

the machine operator

el operario de la máquina

2.1. operator (company):

operator

empresa f

operator

compañía f

2.2. operator (person) inf:

a smart operator

un tipo vivo inf

a smart operator

un vivales Spain inf

he has shown himself to be an effective political operator

ha demostrado ser un político muy hábil

he's a smooth or slick operator

es de los que saben conseguir lo que quieren

3. operator MATH:

operator

operador m

telephone operator N

telephone operator

operador m / operadora f

telephone operator

telefonista mf

tour operator N (travel agency)

tour operator

tour operador m

tour operator

operador m turístico

crane operator N

crane operator

operador m de grúa / operadora f de grúa

radio operator N

radio operator

radiotelegrafista mf

radio operator

radiooperador m / radiooperadora f LatAm

Translations for operators in the Spanish»English Dictionary

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explotador (explotadora)

operator

radiotelefonista

radio operator

operador turístico

tour operator

radiooperador (radiooperadora)

radio operator

radiotelegrafista

radio operator

operators in the PONS Dictionary

Translations for operators in the English»Spanish Dictionary

operator [ˈɒpəreɪtəʳ, Am ˈɑ:pəreɪt̬ɚ] N

1. operator (person):

operator

operador(a) m (f)

operator TELEC

telefonista mf

machine operator

maquinista mf

he's a smooth operator inf

sabe conseguir lo que quiere

2. operator (company):

operator

empresa f

radio operator N

radio operator

radiooperador(a) m (f)

telephone operator N Am

telephone operator

operador(a) m (f) telefónico, -a

switchboard operator N

switchboard operator

telefonista mf

lathe operator N

lathe operator

tornero(-a) m (f)

tour operator N

tour operator

operador m turístico

wireless operator N

wireless operator

radiotelegrafista mf

wireless operator AVIAT

radio mf

gas station operator N Am (petrol station operator)

gas station operator

empleado(-a) m (f) de una gasolinera

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Boolean operators

operadores booleanos

Translations for operators in the Spanish»English Dictionary

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operadores booleanos

Boolean operators

operators Examples from the PONS Dictionary (editorially verified)

machine operator

maquinista mf

he's a smooth operator inf

sabe conseguir lo que quiere

Monolingual examples (not verified by PONS Editors)

English

Municipal operators may mix tourist trolleys in with the regular service bus fleet to add more visitor interest or attract attention to new routes.

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Such a plan would be unworkable without the prior consolidation of existing franchises into just a small handful of regional operators.

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As a result, there was much secrecy between refinery operators as each strove to maintain a competitive edge.

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As part of the incentive to entice service operators into adopting this scheme, a range of kite marks are being devised.

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Other landline providers and mobile operators were free to charge whatever they liked for these calls.

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Truck shows provide operators with an opportunity to win awards for their trucks.

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While there is a winter low season, the business worked reasonably well with stand-in operators last year.

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Accurate weather forecasts are essential so that dam operators can correctly plan drawdowns prior to a high rainfall event.

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Illegitimate massage parlor operators know this, and they're eager to cash in.

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As in mass transit, the term layover is also applicable in long-distance travel for breaks taken by operators.

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