boss
美:/bɑs/
英:/bɒs/
n.:
老板；经理；首领；轮毂
v.:
指挥；负责；当…的首领；仗势欺人
adj.:
掌权的；〔俚语〕第一流的
网络:
波士；上司；老大
词形变换: (复数) bosses (现在分词) bossing (过去分词) bossed
例句
1.
Give up trying to live up to the expectation of your parents, your friends, your boss, and peers.
放弃为了你的家长朋友老板或者另一半的期望而生活。
2.
No, no, he said he'd be here around noon, and Paul says his boss is never late.
没有，还没来，他说要快中午的时候才到。保罗说过他的老板从不迟到的。
3.
Wait for your boss to take a breath, then try this comeback line: "I want to hear what you're saying. You've got to slow down. "
等你老板停下来喘气的时候，试着回敬这么一句：“我想听你说了些什么。你最好放慢一下语速。”
4.
Bakery boss to see him over, cordial, said: "Little Burr, today what you want bread? "
面包坊的老板见他过来，亲切的说：“小伯尔，今天想吃什么面包？”
5.
Luis was the boss and he would step back and keep a distance if he felt it was needed.
路易斯是头儿，必要时，他会和你保持一定距离。
6.
The boss laughed and said, "Seems you are powerful. I heard you were not from the central land. " The boss glanced at him.
老板笑了，说“看起来你的权力很大啊。我听说你不是从中土来的。”老板瞟了他一眼。
7.
looks like your boss is trying to put the moves on his mother.
看来你老板正在追求妈妈级的老女人
8.
The best time to ask for a raise is when everything has gone wrong and your boss is in a panic mode.
要求加薪的最好时机是公司里乱得一塌糊涂老板焦头烂额的时候。
9.
Now and then, to sort of flatter the boss, I'd go up to him and ask politely what such and such a word might mean.
为了奉承老板，我不时走到他面前礼貌地问他这个或那个词是什么意思。
10.
It was Friday morning and a young businessman finally decided to ask his boss for a raise.
星期五早晨，一位年轻的生意人决定向老板请求加薪。