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godfather

/ˈɡɒdˌfɑː.ðər/

Traducción: Sustantivo que designa al hombre que actúa como padrino en un bautizo, o a una figura influyente y poderosa, a menudo asociada con la mafia o el crimen organizado.

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noun

/ˈɡɒdˌfɑː.ðər/B2formal
  • esSustantivo que designa al hombre que actúa como padrino en un bautizo, o a una figura influyente y poderosa, a menudo asociada con la mafia o el crimen organizado.

A noun referring to a male godparent, or a powerful figure in a criminal organization, often associated with the Mafia.

  1. Religious sponsorB1formal

    A man who sponsors a child at baptism, promising to guide them in their faith.

    esPadrino de bautismo

    • He was chosen as the godfather for his nephew's baptism.
    • The godfather gave a speech at the christening ceremony.
    • She asked her brother to be the godfather of her daughter.

    Sinónimosgodparentsponsor

  2. Mafia leaderB2informal

    The head of a criminal organization, especially the Mafia.

    esjefe de la mafia

    • The movie 'The Godfather' is about a powerful Mafia family.
    • He was known as the godfather of the local crime syndicate.
    • The godfather ordered the hit on his rival.

    Sinónimosdonkingpin

  3. Founding figureB2informal

    A person who is considered the founder or most influential figure in a particular field or movement.

    esFigura fundadora

    • He is regarded as the godfather of modern computer science.
    • She is the godfather of the independent film movement.
    • The godfather of punk rock influenced countless musicians.

    Sinónimosarchitectcreatorfatherfounderoriginatorpatriarchpioneertrailblazer

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  • godfathers plural form
  • godfathers' possessive plural form
  • godfather's possessive singular form
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