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10 Language-to-English Dictionariesproprietario
Pronunciation / Transliteration: proprietario
"Il proprietario del ristorante ha inventato questa ricetta."
Comprehensive Definitions & Senses
1 sense- 1
The owner of a business, establishment, or property.
"The proprietor of the bookstore greeted every customer warmly."
Linguistic Origin & Historical Etymology
Late Middle English: from medieval Latin proprietarius, from Latin proprietas 'property'.
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10 Global Lexicons: How "Proprietor" is said worldwide
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propriétaire
Transliteration: propriétaire
"Le propriétaire du café est très accueillant."
Inhaber
Transliteration: Inhaber
"Der Inhaber des Geschäfts schloss den Laden um sechs Uhr."
proprietario
Transliteration: proprietario
"Il proprietario del ristorante ha inventato questa ricetta."
propietario
Transliteration: propietario
"El propietario de la tienda renovó el local."
proprietário
Transliteration: proprietário
"O proprietário da pousada nos recebeu muito bem."
मालिक
Transliteration: maalik
"इस दुकान के मालिक बहुत दयालु हैं।"
业主
Transliteration: yèzhǔ
"这家旅馆的业主是一位老先生。"
소유주
Transliteration: soyuju
"식당 소유주가 직접 요리를 하고 있다."
所有者
Transliteration: shoyūsha
"彼はその書店のオーナー兼 proprietor です。"
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