Translation for 'bossy' from English to Russian

bossy [coll.]

властный {adj}

• "Little Miss Bossy" is the 1st book in the "Little Miss" series by Roger Hargreaves.
• Rosanne Sorrentino is a former child actress, best known for playing the role of the bossy orphan Pepper in the 1982 film of the musical "Annie".
• Lilly Moscovitz: Mia's bossy activist best friend, who has her own television cable show, Lilly Tells It Like It Is.
• Susan Yazdan – the daughter of Sami and Ziba, adopted from Korea at six months of age. Susan may be seen as “bossy” to Jin Ho, but she is clearly the apple of her parents’ eye.
• In March 2014, Rice joined and appeared in video spots for the Ban Bossy campaign, a television and social media campaign designed to ban the word "bossy" from general use because of its harmful effect on young girls.

• Cox's performance in the series earned critical acclaim and wide recognition. The character became well known for her "snappy remarks and being brilliantly bossy".
• In 2011 she voiced bossy popular girl Brandy Silver in the school set mystery animated series "Detentionaire" and also voiced the overly perky and thus aptly named Chipper in "Grojband".
• Cartoonist Ted Key created a gag panel about a bossy maid named "Hazel" for "The Saturday Evening Post" in 1943. This also was made into a 1960s television series, which ran for five years.
• Big Sister Pig- 60-year-old pig, though usually played by a youth, bossy and slightly annoying, likes to annoy her little sister.
• Ban Bossy is a self-censorship campaign launched in 2014 by LeanIn.org.

• The Ban Bossy social media campaign is co-sponsored by Leanin.org and the Girl Scouts of the USA.
• Enzo and Rico are two brothers who were first shown relaxing in a bar. Enzo is more bossy and rude than Rico, but is kind-hearted. They also own an airship called "Luna Moth".
• The show revolves around Lauren, who is trying to find her mom, her step-mom, her bossy sister, her aging grandmother, and her boyfriend.
• Gallimore describes the character as "hard-working, long-suffering, loyal; sometimes bossy". Gallimore then moved across to "The Archers" in 1974, joining as newcomer Pat Lewis.