landlord

landlord
- feminine landlady (plural landladies) - noun
1) (a person who has tenants or lodgers: My landlady has just put up my rent.) dueño, propietario; dueña, propietaria
2) (a person who keeps a public house: The landlord of the `Swan' is Mr Smith.) patrón, patrona
landlord n dueño / propietario / casero
landlord
tr['lændlɔːd]
noun
1 (of flat) propietario, dueño; (of house) casero
2 (of boarding house) patrón nombre masculino
3 (of pub) patrón nombre masculino, dueño
landlord ['lænd.lɔrd] n
: dueño m, casero m, arrendador m
landlord
n.
• amo s.m.
• casero, -era s.m.,f.
• dueño s.m.
• huésped s.m.
• patrona s.f.
• patrono s.m.
• patrón s.m.
noun
a) (of landed estate) terrateniente m, hacendado m
b) (of rented dwelling) casero m, dueño m
c) (BrE) (of pub - owner) dueño m, patrón m; (- manager) encargado m
['lændlɔːd]
N [of property, land] propietario m , dueño m ; [of flat] casero m , dueño m ; (Brit) [of boarding house] patrón m ; [of inn] posadero m , mesonero m ; (Brit) [of pub] (=owner) dueño m , patrón m ; (=manager) encargado m , jefe m
* * *
noun
a) (of landed estate) terrateniente m, hacendado m
b) (of rented dwelling) casero m, dueño m
c) (BrE) (of pub - owner) dueño m, patrón m; (- manager) encargado m

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