bosses / bɔs, bɒs /

老板们老板老大们老大爷

bosses4 个定义

n. 名词 noun
  1. a person who employs or superintends workers; manager.
  2. a politician who controls the party organization, as in a particular district.
  3. a person who makes decisions, exercises authority, dominates, etc.: My grandfather was the boss in his family.
  4. a powerful nonplayer character, often appearing at the end of a level or at the end of the game, who must be defeated in order for a player to move on to a new level or to win the game: Is there a trick to beating the final boss?Your objective for this boss-level event is to survive several waves of zombie attacks.
v. 有主动词 verb
  1. to be master of or over; manage; direct. control.
  2. to order about, especially in an arrogant manner.
v. 无主动词 verb
  1. to be boss.
  2. to be too domineering and authoritative.
adj. 形容词 adjective

bosses 近义词

n. 名词 noun

manager over other employees

v. 动词 verb

control; command

更多bosses例句

  1. Silver State casino bosses were told to part company with Cuba or face the consequences.
  2. Was it, as some former employees allege, that the bosses bit off more than they could chew?
  3. The place where jazz and barbeque and mob bosses and the blues flourished.
  4. It would be impossible for me to make a media career because media bosses, top managers—they are scared.
  5. The Japanese judges have established that yakuza bosses have “employer liability” for the actions of their subordinates.
  6. In the afternoon I went forth and saw some silver bosses put upon my new Bible, which cost me 6s.
  7. As you two are bosses, and might feel sort of hurt going along with the crowd, I'm going to let you down soft.
  8. The bosses need big cities to prey on and we aren't big enough for them to work in and hide in.
  9. For years these three girls had supported the family; the six men had always been the victims of cruel "bosses."
  10. This time we can nail Clanahan, and a good few of the political gangsters and bosses in the other towns along the line.