Definición y traducción inglés < > español de Head of sales
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Traducción & Definición
the head of (sales, marketing department): el responsable de (ventas, de marketing)
Ejemplos
- "Brian : Well, sir, I'm sure you already know of Horatio Oléré, the head of our Research and Development department - Delavigne's "Nose"."
- "Susan Bliss Head of Marketing"
- "Narrator : Thundera, the Siberian tiger, is surely the most formidable hunter of all, and an imposing presence in the meeting room. Here we see Philip Cheeter, head of sales, negotiating with the help of this magnificent tiger."
- "This next office belongs to Bob Carter, head of the IT department."
- "Head of Marketing and PR"
- "I'm sure you already know of Horatio Oléré, the head of our Research and Development department, and Delavigne's "Nose"."
- "She has a background in Communications, and she is the head of our marketing department."
- "Paola : You're Luna DeLune, head of the Human Resources Department."
- "Susan Bliss Head of Marketing Delavigne Corporation"
- "Position Head of Sales"
- "You are Head of Sales, right?"
- "I'm Mr Philip Cheeter, HEAD of Sales at the DELAVIGNE Corporation."
- "My name is Philip, I'm head of sales."
- "Let me introduce you to Horatio Oléré, Delavigne's "nose" and head of our Research and Development department."
- "Position: Head of Research & Development"
- "The record turnover is mainly due to an aggressive discount policy implemented by Delavigne's Head of Sales, Philip Cheeter."
- "She has a background in communications, and she is the head of our marketing department."
Ejercicio 1
Melanie Cousins from U-Canteen says that the book in question is:
There may be more than one correct answer!
There may be more than one correct answer!
Melanie Cousins from U-Canteen says that the book in question is:
There may be more than one correct answer!
There may be more than one correct answer!
This is a true statement. Melanie says that the book is "so cheap, it's practically a gift". We describe something as "cheap" when it is "good value" or "inexpensive". She is saying that the book does not cost a lot of money.
The head of catering at Delavigne is called Mr Stevens. He is not a book.
Melanie claims that Oliver Jamie's book "will change (Mr Stevens") life'. This means that it is "life-changing". She also says that the book "will revolutionize the way (Mr Stevens) works". This means that if he buys this book, Mr Stevens' life will change!
This is a false statement. Melanie actually describes the book as "cheap", which is the opposite of "expensive".
Ejercicio 2
Let's talk about Mr Stevens' job!
From the list below, select the description which would be part of a head of catering's job!
From the list below, select the description which would be part of a head of catering's job!
Let's talk about Mr Stevens' job!
From the list below, select the description which would be part of a head of catering's job!
From the list below, select the description which would be part of a head of catering's job!
This description would be more appropriate for the "head of marketing".
This description would be more appropriate for the "human resources director".
This is the right answer here. Mr Stevens is "head of catering", which means he is responsible for overseeing the eating arrangements at Delavigne. He is the "boss of the canteen". Another example: "The head of sales supervises all the selling of Delavigne's products".
This description would be more appropriate for a low-grade kitchen worker. As "head" of catering, Mr Stevens is unlikely to get his hands dirty!
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