Translate major from English to Spanish

Summary

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major:
- importante; esencial; modo mayor
- comandante; mayor
Wiktionary:
- major → mayor de edad, asignatura principal, mayor
- major → mayor
- major → maior, mayor, bemol, si

English

Detailed Translations for major from English to Spanish

the major (squadron leader)
el comandante; el mayor
- comandante [el ~] noun
- mayor [el ~] noun

Noun	Related Translations	Other Translations
comandante	major; squadron leader	airman; aviator; captain; centurion; chief; commander; commander-in-chief; commanding officer; flier; flyer; forewoman; general; headman; leader; lieutenant-colonel; lord; master; pilot; ruler; scoutmaster; woman-leader
esencial		main issue; main point; main thing; prominent
mayor	major; squadron leader	Nestor; doyen; eldest; oldest; senior; senior partner
Modifier	Related Translations	Other Translations
esencial	important; major; significant	actual; actually; as a matter of fact; basic; cardinal; central; chief; crucial; elemental; elementary; essential; exhaustive; fundamental; in fact; indispensable; inevitably; material; necessary; needfully; of necessity; principal; real; really; thorough; true; vital; wanted
importante	important; major; significant	aristocratic; big; capital; central; considerable; conspicuous; crucial; dignified; distinguished; elemental; eminent; enormous; essential; fundamental; glorious; grand; great; high ranking; highranking; illustrious; important; large; leading; material; notable; noteworthy; obese; princely; prominent; remarkable; renowned; respectable; significant; stately; stout; striking; substantial; tall; vast; venerable; vital; wanted; weighty
mayor		big; bigger; biggest; considerable; conspicuous; elder; elderly; enormous; great; higher; large; larger; notable; older; remarkable; respectable; striking; substantial; tall; taller; vast
modo mayor	major

leading; prima; star; starring; stellar
better
senior
commissioned military officer
Major; John Major; John R. Major; John Roy Major; statesman; solon; national leader
student; pupil; educatee
discipline; subject; subject area; subject field; field; field of study; study; bailiwick; branch of knowledge
study

greater in number or size or amount¹
- a major portion (a majority) of the population¹
- a major portion of the winnings¹
greater in scope or effect¹
- a major contribution¹
- a major improvement¹
- a major break with tradition¹
- a major misunderstanding¹
of full legal age¹
of a scale or mode¹
- major scales¹
- the key of D major¹
of the field of academic study in which one concentrates or specializes¹
- his major field was mathematics¹
of greater importance or stature or rank¹
- a major artist¹
- a major role¹
- major highways¹
of greater seriousness or danger¹
- a major earthquake¹
- a major hurricane¹
- a major illness¹
of the elder of two boys with the same family name¹
- Jones major¹
the principal field of study of a student at a university¹
- her major is linguistics¹
a commissioned military officer in the United States Army or Air Force or Marines; below lieutenant colonel and above captain¹
a university student who is studying a particular field as the principal subject¹
- she is a linguistics major¹
have as one's principal field of study¹
- She is majoring in linguistics¹

major

noun

adjective

Cross Translation:

From	To	Via
• major	→ maior; mayor; bemol; si	↔ B — Tonart, Tonbezeichnung
• major	→ mayor	↔ Dur — Musik: Tongeschlecht einer Klangverbindung, deren Charakteristikum eine große Terz im Verhältnis zum Grundton ist.
• major	→ mayor	↔ Dur — in Zusammensetzungen: eine Tonart dieses Geschlechts
• major	→ mayor	↔ F — Tonartbezeichnung, kurz für F-Dur