míster

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mister

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Mister
[ˈmɪstə(r)]
sustantivo
1señor (m)
  • Mister Jones -> el señor Jones

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mister [mis-tar]
sustantivo
1Señor, término de cortesía que se antepone al apellido y corresponde unas veces a Señor y otras a Don o al Señor Don en castellano.
Se escribe por lo general en abreviatura, Mr.

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mister [ˈmɪstəʳ]
noun
1 (gen abbr Mr) señor gen abbr Sr.; (m) (gen abbr Sr.)
2 (in direct address)
hey, mister! ¡oiga, usted!

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míster
(pl místers)
masculine noun
1(informal) (sport)
  • el míster -> the boss(el entrenador), the gaffer (British)

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míster [mees’-tayr]
noun
1Briton. (m)
2(Dep.) Trainer, coach. (m)

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míster
sustantivo:masculino
1 (Dep) trainer; coach
2 (anticuado) (humorístico) (británico) (any) Briton

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