bearer cheque
n.
el cheque al portador
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1
(=bringer)
[+of tradition, culture, idea] poseedor (a) m/f
[+of burden] porteador (a) m/f , portador (a) m/f
[+of letter, news] portador (a) m/f
I hate to be the bearer of bad news siento traer malas noticias, siento ser portador de malas noticias frm
2
(=possessor)
[+of cheque] portador (a) m/f
[+of title] poseedor (a) m/f
[+of credentials, office, passport] titular mf
3
(=servant) porteador m pallbearer portador (a) m/f del féretro stretcher-bearer camillero (-a) m/f
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bearer bond n título m al portador
cup-bearer n copero m
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