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Traducción & Definición
a chef: un chef
Ejemplos
- "Jean : I am very proud that you are the new chef, and I think women with power are very very very sexy."
- "I've recently purchased a book by Oliver Jamie, the famous chef, and he's my new best friend."
- "The chef is a maniacal tyrant and requires that we wash our hands at least twice per day."
Ejercicio 1
"Oh, hello boss. How are you?"
Which of the following terms can also be used to describe someone in a position of authority over other people?
Which of the following terms can also be used to describe someone in a position of authority over other people?
"Oh, hello boss. How are you?"
Which of the following terms can also be used to describe someone in a position of authority over other people?
Which of the following terms can also be used to describe someone in a position of authority over other people?
This is correct. A "supervisor" is someone who is in charge of a department or unit. In a basic chain of command, a supervisor will serve under a manager who will in turn serve under the boss of the company.
This is incorrect. A "chef" describes a cook, or someone who cooks food for a living. Although a chef can be the head of a professional kitchen, the term is not generally used to describe someone in a position of authority (in the workplace, for example). The term "chief" or "head" is often used instead: chief of staff, head engineer, etc.
This is incorrect. A "patron (of a restaurant)" is a client or a regular customer of a restaurant. This term cannot be used to describe someone in a position of authority.
This is incorrect. A "responsible" is never used to describe someone in a position of authority and the term cannot be used as a noun. A better term to use is "manager" or "head".
This is correct. A "manager" is someone who is "in charge of" an organisation or a business. In large offices, a manager may be different to the boss, who is generally the owner of the company.
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