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superintendent

/ˌsuː.pə.rɪnˈten.dənt/

Traducción: Persona que supervisa y dirige una organización o institución, o el encargado de un edificio de apartamentos que representa al propietario y se ocupa de labores de mantenimiento y cobro de alquileres.

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noun

/ˌsuː.pə.rɪnˈten.dənt/B2formal
  • esPersona que supervisa y dirige una organización o institución, o el encargado de un edificio de apartamentos que representa al propietario y se ocupa de labores de mantenimiento y cobro de alquileres.

A noun referring to a person who directs and manages an organization, or a caretaker for an apartment house who represents the owner as a janitor and rent collector.

  1. Manager or DirectorB2formal

    A person who oversees and manages an organization, department, or activity.

    essuperintendente, gerente o director

    • The school superintendent announced a new policy.
    • He works as a superintendent for the construction company.
    • The superintendent of the museum organized the new exhibit.

    Sinónimosadministratorchiefcontrollercoordinatordirectorgovernorheadmanageroverseersupervisor

  2. Building CaretakerB1informalamerican

    A person responsible for maintaining a building, often an apartment house, and handling tasks like repairs and rent collection.

    esSuperintendente de edificio / encargado de finca

    • The superintendent fixed the leaky faucet in my apartment.
    • She called the superintendent to report a broken elevator.
    • The superintendent collects the rent on the first of each month.

    Sinónimoscaretakercustodianjanitorsuper

Formas
  • superintendents plural form
  • superintendents' possessive plural form
  • superintendent's possessive singular form
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