English to Esperanto Meaning of boss - estro

Boss :
estro

estro, mastro, sinjoro, dunganto, reganto, ĉefo, kapon, princo, komandanto

domini, estro, sinjoro, regas, mastro, administri, pritrakti, konduto, funkciigi, konduki, kontrolo, inspekti, regulo, kvadrato

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Definitions of boss in English
Noun(1) a person who exercises control over workers(2) a person responsible for hiring workers(3) a person who exercises control and makes decisions(4) a leader in a political party who controls votes and dictates appointments(5) a circular rounded projection or protuberance
Verb(1) raise in a relief
Adjective(1) exceptionally good
Examples of boss in English
(1) The genus Eoporpita shows extensive tentacles radiating from a central boss , which in some specimens appears chambered.(2) Its central boss depicts The Fall of Man showing Adam tempted by the fruit of the serpent-entwined tree.(3) It does take a while to get used to, but remember, to teach your dog anything, you must be the leader and the boss .(4) Again and again the contributors write of you as a sort of capo, the gaffer, the boss .(5) The dish is signed ├ö├ç├┐FB├ö├ç├û on the central boss for Francois Briot, the most celebrated member of a French family of medallists and die-cutters.(6) The ENTIRE point of blogs is being the boss and controlling content.(7) Inside, CitroÔö£┬¢n stylists have also gone to town, especially on the steering wheel, which features a static central boss around which the rim revolves.(8) He is a centralist who makes clear to his Labour ministers that he is the boss .(9) The sights are conventional, with a front blade mounted atop a boss on the barrel.(10) But you don't fully feel the weight of that until you get into that situation where you're the boss .(11) Thorfast would at least have had a heavy wooden shield with a metal boss that he'd have held on his left arm. and an eight-foot-long, metal-tipped ash spear.(12) Again circle and arc motifs frame the central boss and create interesting geometric figures across the flat extent of the ceiling.(13) First you need a blank boss , indoors preferably (garage, hallway or sports hall) at 12 inches from the end of your long rod.(14) However, a sword, a battle-axe, a shield boss and a spearhead were still inside the grave.(15) The central boss , tying together the ribs of the vaulting, is carved with a double Green Man, the two faces looking in opposite directions.(16) Hu, the PR manager of a local company, was assigned by his boss to organize a conference.
Related Phrases of boss
(1) big boss ::
granda estro
(2) boss around ::
estro ĉirkaŭe
(3) boss man ::
estro viro
(4) female boss ::
ino estro
(5) immediate boss ::
tuja estro
(6) good boss ::
bona estro
(7) pit boss ::
puton estro
Synonyms
Noun
1. head ::
kapon
2. party boss ::
partio estro
3. knob ::
kapeto
4. chief ::
ĉefo
Verb
6. order around ::
ordigi ĉirkaŭ
7. emboss ::
Reliefigi
Adjective
8. brag ::
fanfaroni
Different Forms
boss, bossed, bosses, bossily, bossing, bossism, bossy
Word Example from TV Shows
Gustavo Fring, your boss, now. Please.

Gustavo Fring, your BOSS, now. Please.

Breaking Bad Season 4, Episode 5

If you want to stand, do it on your own time, 'cause I'm the boss.

If you want to stand, do it on your own time, 'cause I'm the BOSS.

The Big Bang Theory Season 12, Episode 7

The fucking boss!

The fucking BOSS!

Money Heist Season 1, Episode 10

Good choice, boss.

Good choice, BOSS.

The Big Bang Theory Season 10, Episode 10

You're not his pal. You're his boss.

You're not his pal. You're his BOSS.

Breaking Bad Season 2, Episode 8

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