steward [ˈstjʊəd] sustantivoadministrador (m) (on estate); auxiliar (m) de vuelo (on plane); camarero (m) (on ship); auxiliar (sustantivo masculino) de la organización (at concert, demonstration); juez (sustantivo masculino) (in athletics)
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steward [stiuad]sustantivoAdministrador; el que administra o maneja una propiedad o los asuntos de otro.
Mayordomo de mesa o de colegio; a bordo, despensero, el que tiene a su cargo la despensa y los camarotes de los viajeros: senescal.- Steward of a farm -> (Cuba) Mayoral
- Steward of a dinner -> etc., comisionado, encargado de un convite, función, etc. Steward’s room, despensa
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steward [ˈstjuːəd]
noun
(on estate) administradoraadministradora (m) (f);a administradora mayordomo (m); (butler) mayordomo (m); (Aer) auxiliar (m) de vuelo; auxiliar (m) de cabina; aeromozo (m); (LAm) sobrecargo (m); (Méx) cabinero (m); (Col) (Náut) camarero (m); (bouncer) portero (m); encargadoaencargada (m) (f) del servicio de orden y entrada;a encargada Collins Complete Spanish Electronic Dictionary © HarperCollins Publishers 2011
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