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Detailed Translations for superiors from English to Spanish

superiors:

superiors [the ~] noun

  1. the superiors
    el superiores

Translation Matrix for superiors:

NounRelated TranslationsOther Translations
superiores superiors authorities; persons in charge

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superior:

superior [the ~] noun

  1. the superior (boss; chief; head; leader)
    el jefe; el cabeza; el superior; el contramaestre; el líder; el capataz

superior adj

  1. superior (classy; better)
    superior
  2. superior (arrogant; presumptuous; supercilious; haughty; high-handed)
    gallardo; arrogante; autocomplaciente; vanidoso; altivo; insolente; pagado de sí mismo; vano; presuntuoso; altanero; desdeñoso; pedante; presumido; engreído; soberbio; estirado; autosuficiente; pretencioso; endiosado
  3. superior (exquisite; very pretty; dainty; )
    exquisito

Translation Matrix for superior:

NounRelated TranslationsOther Translations
cabeza boss; chief; head; leader; superior awareness; beginning; beginning of a letter; block; boss; brain; brain-pan; head; head of a human being; mind; reason; sphere
capataz boss; chief; head; leader; superior commander; foreman; foreman of a pile-driving gang; front-rank man; headman; lord; ruler; superintendant; supervisor
contramaestre boss; chief; head; leader; superior boatswain; foreman; fugleman
exquisito exquisite
jefe boss; chief; head; leader; superior VIP; beginning; beginning of a letter; boss; captain; centurion; chief; chieftain; commander; foreman; forewoman; front-rank man; governor; head; headman; leader; lord; master; principal; ruler; topdog; tribal chief; viceroy; woman-leader
líder boss; chief; head; leader; superior VIP; foreman; front runner; front-rank man; leader; scoutmaster; topdog
pedante know-it-all; smart-alec; smarty-pants
presumido boaster; braggart; windbag; yapper
superior boss; chief; head; leader; superior Superior
vanidoso a vain creature
vano doorway
- higher-up; master; superordinate; superscript; victor
AdjectiveRelated TranslationsOther Translations
- higher-ranking; ranking; superscript
OtherRelated TranslationsOther Translations
- better; lofty
ModifierRelated TranslationsOther Translations
altanero arrogant; haughty; high-handed; presumptuous; supercilious; superior arrogant; glorious; haughty; lofty; pedantic; proud; vigorous
altivo arrogant; haughty; high-handed; presumptuous; supercilious; superior arrogant; depreciatory; derogatory; disparaging; glorious; haughty; impenetrable; impermeable; impervious; inaccessible; lofty; proud; reducing; slighting; vigorous
arrogante arrogant; haughty; high-handed; presumptuous; supercilious; superior arrogant; condescending; depreciatory; derogatory; disparaging; haughty; high-and-mighty; impudent; insolent; overbearing; presumptuous; pretentious; proud; self-satisfied; shameless; slighting; stuck-up; supercilious
autocomplaciente arrogant; haughty; high-handed; presumptuous; supercilious; superior arrogant; condescending; haughty; overbearing; pedantic; presumptuous; self-satisfied; stuck-up
autosuficiente arrogant; haughty; high-handed; presumptuous; supercilious; superior arrogant; condescending; haughty; overbearing; pedantic; presumptuous; self-satisfied; stuck-up
desdeñoso arrogant; haughty; high-handed; presumptuous; supercilious; superior bogus; depreciatory; derogatory; despicable; disparaging; faked; false; feigned; fictitious; haughty; high-and-mighty; mean; niggardly; not genuine; proud; reducing; scornful; sham; slighting; stingy; supercilious
endiosado arrogant; haughty; high-handed; presumptuous; supercilious; superior blessed; divine; glorious; illustrious; renowned
engreído arrogant; haughty; high-handed; presumptuous; supercilious; superior bumptious; conceited; empty; foppish; fresh; swanky; unbroached; unopened; untouched; unused
estirado arrogant; haughty; high-handed; presumptuous; supercilious; superior elongated; fixed; fossilised; fossilized; petrified; razor-sharp; rigid; set; sharp; star; stern; stiff; stretched; taut
exquisito choice; dainty; elite; exquisite; select; superior; very pretty cunning; false; low; mean; nasty; sharp; shrewd; slippery; sly; underhand; vicious; vile
gallardo arrogant; haughty; high-handed; presumptuous; supercilious; superior decided; decisive; determined; morally strong; resolute
insolente arrogant; haughty; high-handed; presumptuous; supercilious; superior arrogant; blunt; boorish; condescending; doggish; haughty; ill-bred; impudent; indecent; insolent; objectionable; offending; offensive; overbearing; presumptuous; pretentious; rude; rustic; self-satisfied; shameless; stuck-up; uncivilised; uncivilized; uneducated; unmannerly
pagado de sí mismo arrogant; haughty; high-handed; presumptuous; supercilious; superior arrogant; bumptious; conceited; condescending; foppish; haughty; overbearing; presumptuous; pretentious; self-satisfied; stuck-up; swanky
pedante arrogant; haughty; high-handed; presumptuous; supercilious; superior against the grain; arrogant; bumptious; clever-clever; conceited; condescending; didactic; foppish; haughty; immovable; inflexible; magisterial; obstinate; overbearing; pedagogic; pedantic; ponderous; presumptuous; pretentious; priggish; recalcitrant; rigid; schoolmarmish; self-satisfied; smarty; star; stern; straight-backed; stubborn; stuck-up; swanky; unbending
presumido arrogant; haughty; high-handed; presumptuous; supercilious; superior arrogant; boastful; boasting; bragging; bumptious; conceited; condescending; foppish; fresh; futile; glorious; grandiloquent; haughty; lofty; overbearing; pedantic; presumptuous; pretentious; proud; self-satisfied; stuck-up; swanky; unbroached; unopened; untouched; unused; vigorous
presuntuoso arrogant; haughty; high-handed; presumptuous; supercilious; superior arrogant; bumptious; conceited; condescending; deceitful; deceptive; foppish; haughty; misleading; overbearing; pedantic; presumptuous; pretentious; priggish; self-satisfied; stuck-up; swanky; untrue; untruthful
pretencioso arrogant; haughty; high-handed; presumptuous; supercilious; superior arrogant; condescending; haughty; overbearing; presumptuous; pretentious; self-satisfied; stuck-up
soberbio arrogant; haughty; high-handed; presumptuous; supercilious; superior arrogant; awecommanding; confounding; deferent; depreciatory; derogatory; disparaging; dumbfounded; enormous; grand; grandiose; haughty; high-and-mighty; imposing; impressive; overpowering; overwhelming; proud; regardful; respectful; reverential; slighting; stupendous; supercilious
superior better; classy; superior eccentric; exceptional; extremely; greatly; higher; highest; highly; larger; lofty; masterly; particular; peak; skilful; skillful; special; taller; top; topmost; ultra; upper; upper most; uppermost
vanidoso arrogant; haughty; high-handed; presumptuous; supercilious; superior arrogant; bumptious; conceited; condescending; empty; foppish; fresh; haughty; overbearing; pedantic; presumptuous; pretentious; proud; self-satisfied; stuck-up; swanky; unbroached; unopened; untouched; unused
vano arrogant; haughty; high-handed; presumptuous; supercilious; superior arrogant; condescending; empty; fresh; good-for-nothing; haughty; meaningless; overbearing; pointless; presumptuous; pretentious; self-satisfied; senseless; stuck-up; unbroached; unopened; untouched; unusable; unused; useless

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Related Definitions for "superior":

  1. (often followed by `to') above being affected or influenced by1
    • he is superior to fear1
    • an ignited firework proceeds superior to circumstances until its blazing vitality fades1
  2. (sometimes followed by `to') not subject to or influenced by1
    • overcome by a superior opponent1
    • trust magnates who felt themselves superior to law1
  3. having a higher rank1
    • superior officer1
  4. of or characteristic of high rank or importance1
    • a superior ruler1
  5. of high or superior quality or performance1
    • superior wisdom derived from experience1
    • superior math students1
  6. having an orbit farther from the sun than the Earth's orbit1
    • Mars and Jupiter are the closest in of the superior planets1
  7. written or printed above and to one side of another character1
  8. a character or symbol set or printed or written above and immediately to one side of another character1
  9. the head of a religious community1
  10. one of greater rank or station or quality1
  11. a combatant who is able to defeat rivals1

Wiktionary Translations for superior:

superior
adjective
  1. higher in rank or quality
Cross Translation:
FromToVia
• superior → superior ↔ überlegen — deutlich besser oder stärker
• superior → provechoso; ventajoso ↔ avantageux — Qui apporte, qui produit de l’avantage.
• superior → superior; más alto ↔ supérieur — Qui est situé au-dessus.

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