baas

UK
/bɑːz/
US
/bɑz/

Translations

baasnoun
baases
pl
UK
/bɑːs/
US
/bɑs/
The workers reported the issue to their baas.
Рабочие сообщили о проблеме своему начальнику.
The baas of the company made an important announcement.
Босс компании сделал важное объявление.
Additional translations
baasverb
baased
Past Simple
baased
Past Participle
baasing
Gerund
UK
/bɑːz/
US
/bɑz/
Occurs chiefly in South African English meaning ‘to boss over; to domineer’
baanoun

baas

pl

baas
pl
UK
/bɑː/
US
/bɑ/
The baa of the sheep was heard across the field.
Блеяние овцы было слышно через поле.
Synonyms
baaverb

baas

baaed
Past Simple
baaed
Past Participle
baaing
Gerund
UK
/bɑː/
US
/bɑː/
The sheep began to baa loudly in the field.
Овцы начали громко блеять на поле.
Synonyms

Definitions

baasnoun
A boss or person in charge, often used in South African English.
The workers reported to the baas for their daily assignments.
(historical, South African) A form of respectful or submissive address to a white employer or man in authority.
Please, baas, give us one more chance.
baasverb
(South African, transitive) To act as a boss over; to order about or dominate.
He baased the new recruits as if he owned the place.
baanoun
The bleating cry of a sheep or goat.
The farmer could hear the baa of the sheep from across the field.
baaverb
To make the bleating sound characteristic of a sheep or goat.
The sheep began to baa loudly as the farmer approached with their feed.