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asistente

assistant

noun ah-sees-TEN-teh Less Common
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Origin: From Latin assistens, present participle of assistere, 'to stand by'.

Also means

attendee

Usage Note

Asistente is common gender: el asistente (m) / la asistente (f). It can mean a personal assistant (asistente personal), a virtual assistant (asistente de voz), or a person attending an event (los asistentes al congreso = 'those attending the conference'). Do not confuse with asistencia ('assistance; attendance').

Examples

"Su asistente organizó todas las reuniones."

Natural Translation

His assistant organised all the meetings.

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