What is CEO in Spanish?

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What is CEO
in Spanish?

Castilian Spanish

Director ejecutivo

Introduction

Understanding certain words is crucial when learning a new language like Spanish. In this article we are going to explore what the meaning of CEO in Spanish. Keep reading to find out more, like: what is the gender of Director ejecutivo in Spanish, what is Director ejecutivo plural, and how do you pronounce Director ejecutivo.

And did you know that sometimes Spanish-speaking countries use different words for the same thing? Find out how to say Director ejecutivo in different Spanish countries. Ready? Let’s go!

Is the gender of Director ejecutivo Masculine or Feminine?

Director ejecutivo is a Masculine noun, using el/los pronouns.

What is the Plural of Director ejecutivo?

The plural form of Director ejecutivo is Directores ejecutivos.

How to Pronounce Director ejecutivo?

International Phonetic Alphabet (IPA): di.ɾek.toɾ e.xe.ku.ti.vo

Phonetically: dee-rehk-tohr eh-heh-koo-tee-voh

How to say CEO in Mexican Spanish?

The word in Spanish from Mexico for CEO is: Director general

How to say CEO in Argentinian Spanish?

The word in Spanish from Argentina for CEO is: Presidente

How to say CEO in Colombian Spanish?

The word in Spanish from Colombia for CEO is: Gerente general

How to say CEO in Chilean Spanish?

The word in Spanish from Chile for CEO is: Gerente general

How to say CEO in Cuban Spanish?

The word in Spanish from Cuba for CEO is: Gerente general

How to say CEO in Puerto Rican Spanish?

The word for CEO in Spanish from Puerto Rico is the same: Director ejecutivo

How to say CEO in Dominican Spanish?

The word for CEO in Spanish from Dominican Republic is the same: Director ejecutivo

How to say CEO in Spanish?

Director ejecutivo

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