executive

executive
iɡ'zekjutiv
adjective
1) ((in a business organization etc) concerned with management: executive skills.) ejecutivo
2) (concerned with the carrying out of laws etc: executive powers.) ejecutivo
executive adj n ejecutivo
executive
tr[ɪg'zekjətɪv]
adjective
1 ejecutivo,-a
noun
1 (person) ejecutivo,-a; (committee) ejecutiva
noun the executive
1 (government) el poder ejecutivo, el ejecutivo
executive [ɪg'zɛkjət̬ɪv, ɛg-] adj
: ejecutivo
executive n
: ejecutivo m, -va f
executive
adj.
• ejecutivo, -a adj.
n.
• director s.m.
• ejecutivo s.m.
• gerente s.m.,f.
• poder ejecutivo s.m.

I ɪg'zekjətɪv, ɪg'zekjʊtɪv
adjective
1) (Adm, Busn) (managerial) ejecutivo; <washroom/suite/jet> para ejecutivos; <car/briefcase> de ejecutivo
2) (Govt) <powers/branch> ejecutivo

executive privilege — (in US) inmunidad de los miembros del ejecutivo


II
noun
1) (manager) ejecutivo, -va m,f
2)
a) (branch of government)

the executive — el (poder) ejecutivo

b) (executive committee) (esp BrE) comisión f directiva, comité m ejecutivo
[ɪɡ'zekjʊtɪv]
1. ADJ
1) (=managerial) [powers, role] ejecutivo; [position, duties, decision] directivo, de nivel ejecutivo; [pay, salaries] de los ejecutivos; [offices, suite] (=for executives) para ejecutivos; (=used by executives) de los ejecutivos; [car] de ejecutivo
2) (esp Brit) * (=up-market) [briefcase, chair, toy] de ejecutivo
2. N
1) (=person) ejecutivo(-a) m / f

a sales executive — un(a) ejecutivo/a de ventas

chief 3.
2) (=group) [of company] comité m ejecutivo; [of trade union, party] ejecutiva f

to be on the executive — [of company] pertenecer al comité ejecutivo; [of trade union, party] pertenecer a la ejecutiva

3) (=part of government) poder m ejecutivo, ejecutivo m
3.
CPD

executive board N — (Admin, Ind) junta f directiva

executive chairman N — presidente(-a) m / f ejecutivo(-a)

executive committee N — (Admin, Ind) comité m ejecutivo

executive director N — (Brit) director(a) m / f ejecutivo(-a)

executive job N — puesto m de ejecutivo

executive lounge N — (in airport) sala f ejecutiva

executive officer N — (US) (Mil, Naut) segundo(-a) comandante m / f

executive pay N — salario m de ejecutivo

executive president N — presidente(-a) m / f ejecutivo(-a)

executive privilege N — (US) (Pol) inmunidad f del poder ejecutivo

executive producer N — (Cine, Theat, TV) productor(a) m / f ejecutivo(-a)

executive secretary N — secretario(-a) m / f de dirección

EXECUTIVE PRIVILEGE Se conoce como executive privilege el derecho que tiene el Presidente de Estados Unidos a no revelar cierta información al Congreso o a la judicatura en lo que se refiere a las actividades de su oficina. Suelen alegarse normalmente motivos de seguridad nacional o la necesidad de no desvelar ciertas conversaciones privadas del gobierno, pero no puede pedirse por razones personales. Varios presidentes han pedido durante su mandato que se les concediera este derecho de forma absoluta, pero los tribunales se lo han denegado. Durante el escándalo Watergate, el presidente Richard Nixon intentó acogerse a este derecho para no revelar ciertas grabaciones de conversaciones telefónicas de la Comisión de Investigación del Senado, pero le fue denegado por el Tribunal Supremo.
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I [ɪg'zekjətɪv, ɪg'zekjʊtɪv]
adjective
1) (Adm, Busn) (managerial) ejecutivo; <washroom/suite/jet> para ejecutivos; <car/briefcase> de ejecutivo
2) (Govt) <powers/branch> ejecutivo

executive privilege — (in US) inmunidad de los miembros del ejecutivo


II
noun
1) (manager) ejecutivo, -va m,f
2)
a) (branch of government)

the executive — el (poder) ejecutivo

b) (executive committee) (esp BrE) comisión f directiva, comité m ejecutivo

English-spanish dictionary. 2013.

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