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senior [ˈsiːnjə(r)]
sustantivo
también:
- to be somebody's senior -> ser mayor que alguien; (in age) ser el superior de alguien (in rank)
- she is three years his senior -> ella es tres años mayor que él
adjetivo
1. mayor (in age)
- Thomas Smith, senior -> Thomas Smith, padre
- senior citizen -> persona (f) de la tercera edad
2. superior (in rank, position)
- senior officer -> oficial (m) superior
- senior partner -> socio (m) principal (in company)
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senior [si-nior]
adjetivo
1. Mayor, de mayor edad.
2. Más antiguo o anciano por su cargo o título; superior en grado o dignidad.
3. Perteneciente al último año del curso de estudio en un colegio americano.
sustantivo
4. Antiguo, anciano.
5. (Eng.) Individuo de la Junta de Gobierno de un colegio.
- Senior of a college -> antiguo de colegio, que en algunas partes se llama también senior
- Senior high school -> los dos últimos años de una escuela secundaria
(Eng.) Estudiante encargado de la disciplina de los demás.
"senior" en el foro de Respuestas
| P: | That's Mr. Senior Member to you! |
| R: | OMG :lol: I am still wondering how I got that right away... :cheese: However: ROBERT, QUENTIN AND TYLER! Castigados con cara a la pared! >:( |
| P: | how do you say "vote jakoyia jones for miss senior" in spanish |
| R: | That's mean "Vota por Jakoyia Jones para Senorita Superior". JC |
| P: | How do you say, "I am in the 10th grade?" or "I am a senior." |
| R: | There is a flashcard set on this site that has quite a few school related words and phrases. I will see if I can dig it up for you.... ...ah! Here it… |
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- semester
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- semifinals
- semifinished
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- seminar
- seminary
- semination
- semiotic
- semiquadrate
- semiquaver
- semiskilled
- Semite
- semitone
- semitonic
- semitrailer
- semivowel
- semiweekly
- sempiternal
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- send back
- send down
- send for
- send forth
- send forward
- send in
- send off
- send up
- sender
- sending
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- senile
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- senselessness
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- sensualize
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- sensuous
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- sent
- sentence
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- sententiousness
- sentience
- sentient
- sentiment
- sentimental
- sentimentalist
- sentimentality
- sentimentalize
- sentinel
- sentry
- sepal
- separable
- separably
- separate
- separately
- separateness
- separation
- separatist
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