Chief - Meaning in Punjabi

Chief - Meaning in Punjabi

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Definitions and Meaning of Chief in English

chief adjective

1. most important element

   Examples

   • "a master switch"
   • "policemen were primary targets"
   • "the chief aim of living"
   • "the main doors were of solid glass"
   • "the master bedroom"
   • "the principal example"
   • "the principal rivers of America"

chief noun

1. a person who exercises control over workers

   Example

   • "if you want to leave early you have to ask the foreman"
2. a person who is in charge

   Example

   • "the head of the whole operation"
3. the head of a tribe or clan

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