staff

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el personal

∗ noun

staff
[stɑːf]
sustantivo
1bastón (m) (stick); cayado (m) (of shepherd)
2personal (m) plantilla (f) (personnel)
  • teaching/nursing staff -> personal docente/de enfermería
  • general staff (militar) -> estado (m) mayor
  • staff nurse (medicina) -> enfermero(a) (sustantivo masculino o femenino)
  • staff room (escuela) -> sala (f) de profesores
3(pl staves ) pentagrama (m) (Mus)
verbo transitivo
4proveer de personal
  • the office is staffed by volunteers -> la oficina se nutre de personal voluntario
  • the desk is staffed at all times -> el mostrador está atendido en todo momento

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staff [staf]
sustantivo
1STAVES o STAFFS).
2Báculo, palo, cayado (stick).
3Apoyo, sostén, alivio, arrimo (help).
4Palo o bastón que se usa como arma ofensiva y defensiva; garrote.
5Vara, insignia de jurisdicción y empleo.
6Vara de agrimensor; jalón de mira; alidade.
7Estado mayor de un ejército; plana mayor de un regimiento. (Militar)
8Conjunto de personas asociadas para llevar a cabo alguna empresa particular;
participio
9ej. (ejemplo & Marina) (n)
  • The editorial staff -> el conjunto de redactores, la redacción
10(Mús.) Pentagrama, las cinco paralelas que se usan para notar las notas de la música. (n)
11Asta (de lanza, pica, bandera, etc.). (n)
12Sonda acanalada que sirve de guía al litótomo. (n)
  • Ensign-staff -> (Mar.) asta de bandera de popa
  • Jack-staff -> (Mar.) asta de bandera de proa
  • Flag-staff -> asta de bandera
  • Staff-officer -> oficial de estado mayor
  • Medical staff -> cuerpo de sanidad militar
  • Staff nurse -> enfermera cualificada
  • Staff training -> formación del personal
sustantivo
1Compuesto plástico, que consta principalmente de yeso, mezclado con un poco de cemento, glicerina y dextrina en agua; se usa para edificar provisionalmente o para adorno de edificios.

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staff [stɑːf]
noun
1 (personnel) personal; (m) empleados; (m)
the administrative staff (el personal de) la administración; the teaching staff el cuerpo docente; el profesorado; to be on the staff ser de plantilla; to join the staff entrar en la plantilla; to leave the staff dimitir
2 (Mil) estado mayor; (m)
3 (old-fashioned) (stick) bastón; (m) vara; (f) (pilgrim's) bordón; (m) (symbol of authority) bastón de mando; (m) (bishop's) báculo; (m) [of flag, lance etc] asta; (f)
verb:transitive
proveer de personal
to be well staffed (fully staffed) tener la plantilla completa; (with good workers) tener un buen personal; the centre is staffed by qualified lawyers el centro cuenta con abogados titulados en plantilla
to be poorly staffed
modifier
staff association (n) asociación del personal; (f)
staff canteen (n) comedor de personal; (m)
staff college (n) escuela militar superior; (f)
staff meeting (n) reunión de personal; (f)
staff nurse (n) enfermeroaenfermera tituladoatitulada;a enfermera (m) (f)a titulada
staff officer (n) oficial del Estado Mayor; (m)
staff room (n) sala de profesores; (f)
staff-student ratio (n) proporción alumnos-profesor; (f)
staff training (n) formación de personal; (f)
staff [stɑːf]
noun
staves staff (Mús) pentagrama; (m)

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Verb Conjugation for "staff"

Imperative
  • staff
  • you staff
  • he/she staffs
  • we staff
  • you staff
  • they staff
Preterite
  • I staffed
  • you staffed
  • he/she staffed
  • we staffed
  • you staffed
  • they staffed
Present Continuous
  • I am staffing
  • you are staffing
  • he/she is staffing
  • we are staffing
  • you are staffing
  • they are staffing
Present Perfect
  • I have staffed
  • you have staffed
  • he/she has staffed
  • we have staffed
  • you have staffed
  • they have staffed
Past Continuous
  • I was staffing
  • you were staffing
  • he/she was staffing
  • we were staffing
  • you were staffing
  • they were staffing
Past Perfect
  • I had staffed
  • you had staffed
  • he/she had staffed
  • we had staffed
  • you had staffed
  • they had staffed
Future
  • I will staff
  • you will staff
  • he/she will staff
  • we will staff
  • you will staff
  • they will staff
Future Perfect
  • I will have staffed
  • you will have staffed
  • he/she will have staffed
  • we will have staffed
  • you will have staffed
  • they will have staffed
Future Continuous
  • I will be staffing
  • you will be staffing
  • he/she will be staffing
  • we will be staffing
  • you will be staffing
  • they will be staffing
Present Perfect Continuous
  • I have been staffing
  • you have been staffing
  • he/she has been staffing
  • we have been staffing
  • you have been staffing
  • they have been staffing
Future Perfect Continuous
  • I will have been staffing
  • you will have been staffing
  • he/she will have been staffing
  • we will have been staffing
  • you will have been staffing
  • they will have been staffing
Past Perfect Continuous
  • I had been staffing
  • you had been staffing
  • he/she had been staffing
  • we had been staffing
  • you had been staffing
  • they had been staffing

staff [esˈtaf]
sustantivo:masculino
staffs (plural) [esˈtaf]
1 (equipo) (Mil) staff; command; (Política) ministerial team
2 (persona) top executive
3 (Cine) (Música) credits; (p) cast (and credits); (EEUU) credit titles; (p)

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