jefe

[ he-fe; English hey-fey ]

/ ˈhɛ fɛ; English ˈheɪ feɪ /

noun, plural je·fes [he-fes; English hey-feyz]. /ˈhɛ fɛs; English ˈheɪ feɪz/. Spanish.

leader; chief; boss.

Words nearby jefe

Jeeps, jeer, Jeeves, Jeevesian, jeez, jefe, Jeff, Jeff Davis pie, Jefferies, Jeffers, Jefferson

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Example sentences from the Web for jefe

The next day was spent in town, waiting for our other baggage, and for the jefe to arrange our orders and lay out our journey.
In Indian Mexico (1908)|Frederick Starr
The fiat went forth; the jefe politico appeared, puffing and blowing, and wildly excited.
In Indian Mexico (1908)|Frederick Starr
Here, however, we found a jefe who would surely satisfy the most complaining.
In Indian Mexico (1908)|Frederick Starr
It was really only a quarter-past-nine when we did start, and the jefe, himself, saw us on our way.
In Indian Mexico (1908)|Frederick Starr

By this time a baby sister had arrived, and we found it impossible longer to resist the pressing hospitalities of the Jefe.
The American Egypt|Channing Arnold

British Dictionary definitions for jefe

jefe

/ (Spanish ˈxefe) /

noun

(in Spanish-speaking countries) a military or political leader

Word Origin for jefe

Spanish, from French chef chief

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单词	jefe
释义	jefe [ he-fe; English hey-fey ] / ˈhɛ fɛ; English ˈheɪ feɪ / noun, plural je·fes [he-fes; English hey-feyz]. /ˈhɛ fɛs; English ˈheɪ feɪz/. Spanish. leader; chief; boss. Words nearby jefe Jeeps, jeer, Jeeves, Jeevesian, jeez, jefe, Jeff, Jeff Davis pie, Jefferies, Jeffers, Jefferson Dictionary.com UnabridgedBased on the Random House Unabridged Dictionary, © Random House, Inc. 2020 Example sentences from the Web for jefe The next day was spent in town, waiting for our other baggage, and for the jefe to arrange our orders and lay out our journey. In Indian Mexico (1908)\|Frederick Starr The fiat went forth; the jefe politico appeared, puffing and blowing, and wildly excited. In Indian Mexico (1908)\|Frederick Starr Here, however, we found a jefe who would surely satisfy the most complaining. In Indian Mexico (1908)\|Frederick Starr It was really only a quarter-past-nine when we did start, and the jefe, himself, saw us on our way. In Indian Mexico (1908)\|Frederick Starr By this time a baby sister had arrived, and we found it impossible longer to resist the pressing hospitalities of the Jefe. The American Egypt\|Channing Arnold British Dictionary definitions for jefe jefe / (Spanish ˈxefe) / noun (in Spanish-speaking countries) a military or political leader Word Origin for jefe Spanish, from French chef chief Collins English Dictionary - Complete & Unabridged 2012 Digital Edition © William Collins Sons & Co. Ltd. 1979, 1986 © HarperCollins Publishers 1998, 2000, 2003, 2005, 2006, 2007, 2009, 2012 Content related to jefe Jefe, White Elephant, And Other Trending Words On Dictionary.comFrom the funeral of a former president to an international soccer trade, here's what made words trend on Dictionary.com the week of November 30–December 7, 2018! READ MORE
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jefe

noun, plural je·fes [he-fes; English hey-feyz]. /ˈhɛ fɛs; English ˈheɪ feɪz/. Spanish.

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Example sentences from the Web for jefe

British Dictionary definitions for jefe

noun

Word Origin for jefe

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