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mogul

UK
/məʊˈɡuːl/
US
/moʊˈɡul/

Translations

mogulnoun
moguls
pl
UK
/məʊˈɡuːl/
US
/moʊˈɡul/
magnatPersonne puissante ou influente, notamment dans les affaires ou les médias.
The media mogul expanded his empire by acquiring several television networks.
Le magnat des médias a étendu son empire en acquérant plusieurs chaînes de télévision.
bosseDans le domaine du ski.
Skiers navigated the moguls with skill and precision during the competition.
Les skieurs ont franchi les bosses avec habileté et précision pendant la compétition.
Additional translations
MogholTerme historique, pour un membre de la dynastie moghole.
Synonyms
magnate
tycoon
leader
businessman
industrialist
capitalist
entrepreneur
baron
moguladjective
more mogul
Comp.
most mogul
Super.
UK
/ˈməʊɡl/
US
/ˈmoʊɡəl/
Attributive adjective related to ski-slope bumps; generally not comparable.
de bossesS'emploie surtout en ski.
She won gold in the women's mogul event at the Winter Olympics.
Elle a remporté l'or de l'épreuve de ski de bosses aux Jeux olympiques d'hiver.
Synonyms
important
tycoon-like
magnum-like
magnate-like
prominent
powerful
influential
high-powered
wealthy
dominant

Definitions

mogulnoun
A powerful or influential person, especially in business or media.
The media mogul expanded his empire by acquiring several television networks.
A bump or mound of hard snow on a ski slope.
Skiers navigated the moguls with skill and precision during the competition.
A member of the Mughal dynasty that ruled much of the Indian subcontinent from the 16th to the 19th century (historical, usually capitalized).
The Taj Mahal was commissioned by the Mogul emperor Shah Jahan.
moguladjective
Relating to, featuring, or designed for moguls (bumps) on a ski slope.
She won gold in the women's mogul event at the Winter Olympics.
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