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1 golden handcuffs
s.prima de permanencia, dinero que compañía paga al empleado para continuar en la empresa. -
2 golden
1) (of gold or the colour of gold: golden hair.) dorado, de oro2) ((of a wedding anniversary, jubilee etc) fiftieth: They will celebrate their golden wedding (anniversary) next month.) de orogolden adj1. de oro2. doradotr['gəʊldən]1 de oro2 (colour) dorado,-a3 (hair) rubio,-a\SMALLIDIOMATIC EXPRESSION/SMALLgolden age época doradaGolden Age (in Spain) Siglo de Orogolden boy niño bonitogolden girl niña bonitagolden calf becerro de orogolden delicious (apple) manzana goldenGolden Fleece (mythology) el Vellocino de Orogolden goose la gallina de los huevos de orogolden handshake gratificación nombre femenino extraordinaria que uno recibe al dejar el trabajo en reconocimiento de su largo serviciogolden oldie (record) viejo éxitogolden opportunity ocasión nombre femenino de orogolden rule regla de oroGolden State Californiagolden wedding bodas nombre femenino plural de orogolden ['go:ldən] adj1) : (hecho) de oro2) : dorado, de color orogolden hair: pelo rubio3) flourishing, prosperous: dorado, prósperogolden years: años dorados4) favorable: favorable, excelentea golden opportunity: una excelente oportunidadadj.• brillante adj.• de oro adj.• dorado (Metalurgia) adj.• próspero, -a adj.• rubio, -a adj.• áureo, -a adj.n.• áureo s.m.'gəʊldən1)a) ( made of gold) de orob) ( in color) dorado2)a) (happy, prosperous) < years> doradob) ( excellent)['ɡǝʊldǝn]1. ADJ1) (in colour) dorado2) (=made of gold) de oro3) (fig) (=outstanding) [years, era] dorado; [future] excelentethis is a golden opportunity for peace — esta es una oportunidad de oro para la paz, esta es una excelente oportunidad para la paz
the golden days of... — la época dorada de...
2.CPDgolden age N — edad f de oro
the Golden Age N — (in Spanish Literature) el Siglo de Oro
golden boy * N — niño m bonito *
Golden Delicious (apple) N — manzana f golden
golden eagle N — águila f real
golden girl * N — niña f bonita *
golden goal N — (Ftbl) gol m de oro
golden goodbye N — (Comm, Ind) dinero que una compañía ofrece a un empleado como gratificación al jubilarlo o al despedirlo
golden handcuffs NPL — (Comm, Ind) dinero que una compañía paga a un empleado para inducirle a continuar en la empresa
golden handshake N — (Comm, Ind) dinero que una compañía ofrece a un empleado como gratificación al jubilarlo o al despedirlo
golden hello N — (Comm, Ind) dinero que una compañía paga a alguien para inducirle a que trabaje para esa compañía
golden jubilee N — cincuentenario m, cincuenta aniversario m
golden oldie * N — (=song) viejo éxito m ; (=footballer, singer etc) vieja gloria f
golden opportunity N — oportunidad f de oro
golden parachute N — (Comm, Ind) cláusula del contrato de un alto ejecutivo por el que se le otorgan beneficios especiales en caso de que resulte cesante debido a la adquisición de la empresa por otra
golden rule N — regla f de oro
golden share N — participación f mayoritaria
golden syrup N — (Brit) miel f de caña, melaza f de caña
the Golden Triangle N — el Triángulo Dorado or de Oro
golden wedding (anniversary) N — bodas fpl de oro
* * *['gəʊldən]1)a) ( made of gold) de orob) ( in color) dorado2)a) (happy, prosperous) < years> doradob) ( excellent)
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