referees in the Oxford Spanish Dictionary

Translations for referees in the English»Spanish Dictionary

I.referee [Am ˌrɛfəˈri, Brit rɛfəˈriː] N

1.1. referee SPORTS:

referee

árbitro m / árbitra f

referee

réferi mf LatAm

1.2. referee (in dispute):

referee

árbitro mf

2.1. referee Brit (for job candidate):

you need two referees

necesitas el aval de dos personas

you need two referees

necesitas dos personas que puedan dar referencias sobre ti

2.2. referee Brit (assessor):

referee

evaluador m / evaluadora f

II.referee [Am ˌrɛfəˈri, Brit rɛfəˈriː] VB trans

referee

arbitrar

III.referee [Am ˌrɛfəˈri, Brit rɛfəˈriː] VB intr

referee

arbitrar

referee

hacer de árbitro

Translations for referees in the Spanish»English Dictionary

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réferi

referee

referee

referee

juez (juez) [o (jueza)]

referee

saquero (saquera)

biased referee

silbato

referee

colegiado (colegiada)

referee

unos exaltados intentaron agredir al árbitro

some hotheaded fans tried to attack the referee

arbitrar (en fútbol, boxeo)

to referee

arbitrar (en fútbol, boxeo)

to referee

árbitro (árbitra) (en fútbol, boxeo)

referee

referees in the PONS Dictionary

Translations for referees in the English»Spanish Dictionary

I.referee [ˌrefəˈri:] N

1. referee SPORTS:

referee

árbitro(-a) m (f)

referee

referí mf LatAm

2. referee (in dispute):

referee

mediador(a) m (f)

3. referee Brit (for employment):

referee

persona f que da referencias del candidato

II.referee [ˌrefəˈri:] VB intr, trans

referee

arbitrar

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referee's whistle

silbato m del árbitro

Translations for referees in the Spanish»English Dictionary

Your search term in other parts of the dictionary

réferi

referee

colegiado (-a)

referee

árbitro (-a) (fútbol, boxeo)

referee

arbitrar (en fútbol, etc.)

to referee

arbitrar (en fútbol, etc.)

to referee

referees Examples from the PONS Dictionary (editorially verified)

referee's whistle

silbato m del árbitro

Monolingual examples (not verified by PONS Editors)

English

I'd love to come up with a scientific reason why bald-headed people do well as referees, but it's not due to bullying or being toughened up by hair loss.

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Actual football players and cheerleaders coach the teams with faculty members acting as referees and emcees for the event.

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They become louder, more loutish; they even -- horror of horrors -- start arguing with referees.

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Training for referee instructors, administrators and assessors is provided using online resources including video and workbooks for new referees supplemented by local instruction.

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Most referees will call ruck or hands away as soon as the ruck is formed.

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Ring 8 is composed of current and ex professional, amateur, and collegiate boxers, referees, trainers, promoters and others involved in the fight game.

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Referees, like many adjudicators in every part of society are often ridiculed with entirely gross abandon, neglecting even the merest carefulness that what's being said is completely unfair, and unwarranted.

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The race referees excluded her because she was out of time.

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He was eventually advanced by the referees to the semi-finals, where he qualified for the final.

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Most of the time the severity of the penalty depends on what the referees judge to be the severity and the intent of the cross-check.

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