No. 3,053 in Spanish
intendente
"Intendente" in Spanish refers to a superintendent, manager, or administrator, often of a public or institutional role.
In a sentence
El intendente organizó una reunión con los comerciantes locales.
The mayor organized a meeting with local merchants.
Here 'intendente' refers to a public office role, specifically a mayor in certain Spanish-speaking regions.
El intendente del edificio se encarga de la limpieza y el mantenimiento.
The building caretaker is responsible for cleaning and maintenance.
In this context, 'intendente' means a building superintendent or caretaker.
El intendente militar revisó las provisiones del ejército.
The military quartermaster inspected the army supplies.
Here 'intendente' is used as a title within the military, referring to a quartermaster.
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