operator
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3.6
- noun
- /ˈɑːpəreɪtər/
:
propietario
- And we have one here from Laurie Bozeman, who's the owner operator at Little Sprouts Daycare in Brunswick, ME.
- owners and operators
- business operator
- facility operators
We want to be the world's largest residential mobile Home Park operator in the world.
- We want to be the world's largest residential mobile Home Park operator in the world.
- John D Rockefeller, again, there were also smaller operators.
- Quote, the SBA is preparing to offer shuttered venue operator grants.
- So, so business and investment, the risk is all relied on who the operator is.
- Let's say there's royalties paying out or let's say that the fund sells all the rights to to a bigger operator or something.
Examples
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We want to be the world's largest residential mobile Home Park operator in the world.
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He worked as an operator of a small construction firm for over a decade.
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After the woman died, her estate brought a claim against the cruise operator in federal district court.
Academic text (2017) -
Where's the owner and operator of this vehicle?
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At the time, I was a tour operator specializing in trips to Israel.
Fiction book (1996) -
So let me scroll away from Dave Thomas, the owner and operator of the Wendy's food chain.
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As the sole owner and operator of a successful restaurant, she managed all aspects of the business.
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The operator of the tour company ensured every detail was perfect for the guests.
Synonyms
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1.0
A person who legally has something like a house or business
∞
1.6
A person who controls money and work in a company
533
4.5
A senior manager who makes important decisions in a company
232
3.7
A person who manages and runs an organization like a business or government agency
39
4.8
A person who owns a business or building
7
2.9
A person who owns or runs a company
7
2.7
A person who owns or manages a shop and looks after its daily work
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7.2
A person who starts and runs a business and risks money to earn money
A person who does business or makes deals
A person who owns or runs a hotel
A person or company that manages oil wells to get oil from the ground
Compounds
3
3.9
A person who stands in an elevator and moves it for people in a large building
- Specialized
A symbol showing that at least one thing exists that makes a statement true
- Specialized
A rule that changes functions and keeps addition and multiplication by numbers
- Specialized
A DNA segment that controls nearby genes by starting or stopping their protein production
A person who uses a sewing machine to join cloth in a factory or workshop
How Big
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Morphology
Etymology
Operator comes from the Latin root oper-, seen in operate and operation, meaning 'to work' or 'run'. An operator of a business is the person who 'runs' or manages it, so the name matches their role.