柯林斯詞典boss /b?s/ (bossing,bossed,bosses) 1. N-COUNT Your boss is the person in charge of the organization or department where you work. 老板 He cannot stand his boss. 他受不了他的老板。2. N-COUNT If you are the boss in a group or relationship, you are the person who makes all the decisions. 頭兒[非正式] He thinks he's the boss. 他自以爲(wèi)是頭兒。3. V to employ, supervise, or be in charge of 雇傭; 監(jiān)督; 負(fù)責(zé)4. V-T If you say that someone bosses you, you mean that they keep telling you what to do in a way that is irritating. 支使 We cannot boss them into doing more. 我們不能再支使他們乾其他事了。5. PHRASAL VERB Boss around means the same as . 支使 He started bossing people around. 他開(kāi)始支使大家了。6. N a knob, stud, or other circular rounded protuberance, esp an ornamental one on a vault, a ceiling, or a shield (穹頂、天花板等上的)圓形凸飾7. N a calf or cow 牛犢; 嬭牛 返回 boss劍橋詞典 boss noun [C] (MANAGER) the person who is in charge of an organization and who tells others what to do 老板；上司；頭兒 She was the boss of a large international company . 她曾是一家大型跨國(guó)公司的老板。 I started up my own business and now I'm my own boss (= I work for myself and no one tells me what to do). 我開(kāi)辦了公司，現(xiàn)在自己儅老板。 informal Who's the boss (= the person who makes all the important decisions ) in your house ? 你們家誰(shuí)做主？ 例句 I informed my boss that I was going to be away next week .His boss gave him a severe reprimand for being late."How are you getting on with your new boss?" "Not bad ."I asked my boss if I could have some time off to go to the dentist .As a boss you have to delegate responsibilities to your staff . boss noun [C] (DECORATION) a raised rounded decoration , such as on a shield or a ceiling 圓形裝飾物；浮雕裝飾 返回 boss