boss

person(人)

1. A2Countable(可數名詞)

   The person in charge of an organization who directs the work of others.

   老闆；主管

   • She used to be the head of a large multinational corporation.

     她曾是一家大型跨國公司的負責人。

   • The company culture shifted significantly after the new boss took over.

     公司文化在新老闆接手後發生了重大變化。

   • As a boss, he is always able to inspire his team members.

     作為老闆，他總能激勵他的團隊成員。

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design(設計)

1. Countable(可數名詞)

   A raised, rounded decorative feature, often found on shields or ceilings.

   （盾牌或天花板上的）凸飾；圓凸飾

1. Transitive(及物動詞)Verb + adv/prep(動詞+副詞/介詞)disapproving(貶義)

   To give orders to someone frequently, often in a way that is annoying or controlling.

   差遣；使喚

   • He likes to boss around his younger colleagues.

     他喜歡對他的年輕同事發號施令。

   • She does not appreciate her manager always bossing her around.

     她不喜歡她的經理總是對她發號施令。

   • He is always trying to boss his siblings around.

     他總是試圖對他的兄弟姐妹發號施令。

1. Extremely good or excellent.

   一流的；頂呱呱的

   • That was a boss concert.

     那是一場超棒的音樂會。

   • They had a boss dinner at the new restaurant.

     他們在那家新餐廳吃了一頓超棒的晚餐。

   • The design of that product is really boss!

     那個產品的設計真的很棒！