Término británico informal para el jefe o el capataz.
An informal British term for a boss or foreman.
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El jefe asignó tareas nuevas al equipo. — The gaffer assigned new tasks to the team.
El jefe de eléctricos se aseguró de que todas las luces estuvieran listas. — The gaffer ensured all the lights were ready.
Mi abuelete siempre nos cuenta historias geniales. — My gaffer always shares great stories with us.
¿Puedes preguntarle al capataz por nuestro horario? — Can you ask the gaffer about our schedule?
¿Puedes pedirle ayuda al gaffer con el montaje? — Can you ask the gaffer for help with the setup?
¿Te acuerdas de lo que dijo ayer el viejo? — Do you remember what the old gaffer said yesterday?
Tengo que hablar con el jefe antes de que empiece el proyecto. — I need to speak with the gaffer before the project starts.
Tenemos que comentar el plan con el jefe de eléctricos. — We need to discuss the plan with the gaffer.
Deberíamos invitar al abuelete a cenar este fin de semana. — We should invite the gaffer over for dinner this weekend.
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