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1 floater
n.• flotador s.m.'fləʊtər, 'fləʊtə(r)1) (AmE colloq) ( employee) trabajador, -dora m,f eventual2) (AmE) ( multiple voter) votante mf múltiple3) ( undecided voter) (BrE) votante mf indeciso4) ( drifter) (AmE colloq) vagabundo, -da m,f5) ( in eyeball) partícula f flotante6) ( insurance policy) (AmE) póliza f flotante7) ( in fishing) flotador m* * *['fləʊtər, 'fləʊtə(r)]1) (AmE colloq) ( employee) trabajador, -dora m,f eventual2) (AmE) ( multiple voter) votante mf múltiple3) ( undecided voter) (BrE) votante mf indeciso4) ( drifter) (AmE colloq) vagabundo, -da m,f5) ( in eyeball) partícula f flotante6) ( insurance policy) (AmE) póliza f flotante7) ( in fishing) flotador m -
2 agente
agente sustantivo masculino y femenino 1 (Com, Fin) agent; agente de publicidad advertising agent; agente de seguros insurance broker; agente de viajes travel agent 2 (frml) ( funcionario) employee; agente de tráfico or (Arg, Méx) de tránsito ≈ traffic policeman ( in US), ≈ traffic warden ( in UK); agente secreto secret agent
agente mf
1 agent
agente de bolsa, stockbroker
agente de seguros, insurance broker
2 (policía: hombre) policeman (policía: mujer) policewoman
agente de tráfico, traffic policeman ' agente' also found in these entries: Spanish: inmobiliaria - inmobiliario - judicial - secreta - secreto - acreditado - alguacil - cana - carabinero - con - corredor - marítimo - policía - por - tamarindo - tira English: agent - banker - broker - by - customs - estate agent - free agent - infiltrator - insurance agent - intelligence agent - of - officer - operator - pc - police constable - police officer - policeman - policewoman - press agent - secret agent - shipping agent - show round - spycatcher - constable - detective - estate - irritant - manager - police - pollutant - realtor - rep - representative - stock - travel - trooper -
3 bonus
'bəunəs1) (an addition to the sum due as interest, dividend, or wages.) plus, prima2) (something unexpected or extra: The extra two days holiday was a real bonus.) regalo, bendiciónbonus n extratr['bəʊnəs]1 (gratuity) plus nombre masculino, sobresueldo, prima2 (benefit) beneficio3 SMALLFINANCE/SMALL (extra dividend) dividendo extraordinario1 extra, adicionalbonus ['bo:nəs] n1) : prima f, bonificación f (pagado al empleado)2) advantage, benefit: beneficio m, provecho mn.(§ pl.: bonuses) = dividendo s.m.• encima s.f.• ganancia s.f.• gratificación s.f.• plus s.m.• prima s.f.• refacción s.f.• regalía s.f.• ventaja s.f.'bəʊnəs1)a) ( payment to employee) plus m, prima f, bonificación fb) ( in competition)2) ( added advantage)['bǝʊnǝs](added) bonus — ventaja f
1. N1) (on wages) prima f, bonificación f ; (insurance etc) gratificación f ; (to shareholders) dividendo m adicional2) (fig) ventaja f2.CPDbonus ball N — (in lottery) (número m) complementario m
bonus point N — (in game, quiz) punto m extra
bonus question N — (in quiz) pregunta f bonus
bonus scheme N — plan m de incentivos
bonus shares NPL — acciones fpl gratuitas
* * *['bəʊnəs]1)a) ( payment to employee) plus m, prima f, bonificación fb) ( in competition)2) ( added advantage)(added) bonus — ventaja f
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