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governors:
- alcaides; guardianes
governor:
- gobernador; regente; gerente; jefe; administrador; virrey; encargado; director; soberano; apoderado; gobernante; soberana
Wiktionary:
- governor → gobernadora, gobernador
- governor → gobernador

English

Detailed Translations for governors from English to Spanish

governors:

governors [the ~] nom

the governors
el alcaides; el guardianes
- alcaides [el ~] nom
- guardianes [el ~] nom

Translation Matrix for governors:

Noun	Related Translations	Other Translations
alcaides	governors
guardianes	governors	guards; look-outs; men on guard; patrols; sentries; squads on guard; watchers; watchmen

Related Words for "governors":

governor

governor:

governor [the ~] nom

the governor (viceroy)
el gobernador; el regente; el gerente; el jefe; el administrador; el virrey; el encargado; el director; el soberano; el apoderado; la gobernante; la soberana
- gobernador [el ~] nom
- regente [el ~] nom
- gerente [el ~] nom
- jefe [el ~] nom
- administrador [el ~] nom
- virrey [el ~] nom
- encargado [el ~] nom
- director [el ~] nom
- soberano [el ~] nom
- apoderado [el ~] nom
- gobernante [la ~] nom
- soberana [la ~] nom

Translation Matrix for governor:

Noun	Related Translations	Other Translations
administrador	governor; viceroy	accountant; administrator; bailiff; bookkeeper; captain; centurion; chief; commander; computer administrator; executor; headman; headmanager; leader; manager; politician; receiver; regent; statesman; steward; sysadmin; system administrator; trustee
apoderado	governor; viceroy	authorized representative; headmanager; manager; managing clerk; plenipotentiary
director	governor; viceroy	VIP; boss; captain; centurion; chief; chief-editor; commander; director; editor-in-chief; forewoman; general editor; head of the editorial department; headman; headmanager; leader; manager; managing director; master; patron; politician; principal; scoutmaster; statesman; topdog; woman-leader
encargado	governor; viceroy	captain; chief; executor; forewoman; manager; regent; trustee; woman-leader
gerente	governor; viceroy	boss; captain; centurion; chairman; chief; commander; director; executor; headman; headmanager; leader; manager; managing director; master; patron; politician; president; principal; regent; statesman; topdog; trustee
gobernador	governor; viceroy	incumbent; regent; ruler; viceroy
gobernante	governor; viceroy	authorities; authority; establishment; power
jefe	governor; viceroy	VIP; beginning; beginning of a letter; boss; captain; centurion; chief; chieftain; commander; foreman; forewoman; front-rank man; head; headman; leader; lord; master; principal; ruler; superior; topdog; tribal chief; woman-leader
regente	governor; viceroy	bailiff; dikereef; incumbent; regent; sherrif; viceroy
soberana	governor; viceroy	absolute monarch; absolute sovereign; empress; mistress; queen; sovereign; sovereign lady
soberano	governor; viceroy	Jonkheer; absolute monarch; absolute sovereign; authorities; bloke; chap; establishment; fellow; gent; guy; king; lord; master; mister; monarch; nobleman; power; ruler; squire; usurper; young man
virrey	governor; viceroy	incumbent; regent; viceroy
-	regulator
Modifier	Related Translations	Other Translations
gobernante		reigning; ruling
soberano		aristocratic; considerable; dignified; distinguished; eminent; glorious; grand; kinglike; princely; prominent; regal; royal; sovereign; stately

Related Words for "governor":

governors

Synonyms for "governor":

Related Definitions for "governor":

a control that maintains a steady speed in a machine (as by controlling the supply of fuel)¹
the head of a state government¹

Wiktionary Translations for governor:

governor

noun

leader of a region or state
- governor → gobernadora; gobernador

Cross Translation:

From	To	Via
• governor	→ gobernador	↔ gouverneur — het hoofd van een regering, van een kolonie, staat of andere subnationale staatseenheid

Related Translations for governors

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