la empleada

employee (female)

e m p l e ˈa d a

emple use; employ + ad past participle + a feminine singular

noun · feminine Rare #25,426

employee (female) Feminine form; can also mean a female worker/employee (often in a shop or office).

SP: La empleada de la tienda me ayudó a encontrar mi talla.

EN: The store employee helped me find my size.

She is our best employee.

— Love Actually (2003)

I'll ask at the office if anyone needs an employee.

— O Som ao Redor (2012)

What you're dealing with is a missing employee, that's the way it is.

— Tropa de élite 2 (2010)

She is a young employee.

We believe that our employee has discovered who they are.

The good employee is proud.

She is not a regular employee of this company.

Laura was an employee of that bank.

— Contratiempo (2017)

Your employee.

— Sacrificio (1986)

Juvenita, that was the name of the employee.

— Doña Clara (2016)

She is an employee at the supermarket.

She is not a full-time employee of the company.

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