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boss
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noun
Usage:
90%
manager, supervisor
Translation: manager, supervisor
Pronunciation: /bɒs/
Meaning: A person who is in charge of a worker or organization.

A boss is someone who tells workers what to do. They manage people at work. People often say 'boss' at work or office.

My boss is very kind to me.

The boss gave us new tasks.

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B1
verb
Usage:
50%
command, direct
Translation: command, direct
Pronunciation: /bɒs/
Meaning: To give orders or control someone or a situation.

To boss means to tell people what to do strongly. It is a verb used when someone controls others or a group.

She bosses the team well.

He bossed the game easily.

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B2
noun
Usage:
40%
gang leader, crime boss
Translation: gang leader, crime boss
Pronunciation: /bɒs/
Meaning: A person with authority in a criminal group.

A boss in crime means the leader of a bad group. They make important decisions in illegal activities.

The boss controls the whole gang.

Police arrested the crime boss today.

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B1
noun
Usage:
55%
expert, master
Translation: expert, master
Pronunciation: /bɒs/
Meaning: A person who is very good or excellent at something (informal).

Boss can mean someone who is very good at a skill. It is informal and shows respect or praise.

He is the boss at playing chess.

She is boss in cooking meals.

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C1
noun
Usage:
20%
knob, projection
Translation: knob, projection
Pronunciation: /bɒs/
Meaning: A decorative knob or protuberance on a surface, especially in architecture.

A boss is a raised decoration on buildings or furniture. It is a small round shape that stands out.

The ceiling has a carved boss.

Look at the boss on the old door.

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B2
noun
Usage:
45%
final enemy, main opponent
Translation: final enemy, main opponent
Pronunciation: /bɒs/
Meaning: The main or central figure or leader in a game or fight.

In video games or fights, a boss is a strong enemy you must defeat at the end. It is the final challenge.

The boss is very hard to beat.

You must fight the boss to win.

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C1
noun
Usage:
15%
stop block, support
Translation: stop block, support
Pronunciation: /bɒs/
Meaning: A block or piece of metal or wood used as a stopping point or support.

A boss is a part that sticks out on a machine or tool to hold or support other parts. It is technical use.

Place the boss under the wood for support.

The machine has a boss to hold parts.

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A2
verb
Usage:
50%
dictate, order
Translation: dictate, order
Pronunciation: /bɒs/
Meaning: To act in a controlling or dominating way informally or jokingly toward others.

To boss someone around means to tell them what to do, often in a rude or playful way. People use it when someone is too controlling.

He bossed me around at home.

Stop bossing your sister please.

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