junta

a formal meeting of a group, especially one that makes decisions or discusses important matters

reunión, asamblea, consejo

• hold/joint a junta

Collocations board of directors' junta · workers' junta

• The board held an emergency junta.

  El consejo de administración celebró una reunión de emergencia.

a group of people who control or rule a country, especially when this is not the official government and often by force

junta (gobierno), régimen militar

• be in power as a junta

Collocations military junta · coup d'état by a junta

• The military junta seized power after the coup.

  La junta militar tomó el poder después del golpe de estado.

a group of people who are responsible for a particular area or activity in an organization, company, etc.

comité, junta (directiva)

• be on the board/junta

Collocations board of directors' junta · workers' junta

• She is a member of the company's board.

  Ella es miembro del consejo de la empresa.

an agreement or arrangement between two or more people, groups, etc.

acuerdo, pacto

• reach a junta

Collocations peace junta · trade junta

• The two sides reached a peace junta.

  Las dos partes alcanzaron un acuerdo de paz.

used to describe something that is done by or for a group of people, especially in an official way

colectivo, grupal

• junta decision

Collocations junta agreement · junta action

• The junta decision was made by the committee.

  La decisión colectiva fue tomada por el comité.

used to describe something that is close or near, especially in a physical sense

cercano, próximo

• junta to sb/sth

Collocations junta to the wall · junta to the door

• The house is junta to the sea.

  La casa está cerca del mar.

used to describe something that is joined or connected together, especially in a physical sense

unido, conectado

• junta with sb/sth

Collocations junta with the wall · junta with the door

• The two pieces of wood were junta.

  Las dos piezas de madera estaban unidas.

used to refer to a woman or girl, especially in Spanish-speaking countries where it is used as a polite form of address

señora, señita (familiar)

• junta

• Good morning, junta.

  Buenos días, señora.