director
Meaning in simple English, pronunciation and examples
Pronunciation: US /dəˈrɛktɚ/ · UK /dəˈrektə/
Forms: directors
director means: A person who manages an organization, department, or project, or guides a film or play.
noun
A person who manages an organization, department, or project, or guides a film or play.
- The director welcomed the new staff.
- She became director of the museum.
- The film’s director asked the actors to wait.
A member of the group that makes major decisions for a company.
- The directors approved the sale.
- She was appointed a company director.
- Every director attended the board meeting.
Questions about director
What does director mean?
A person who manages an organization, department, or project, or guides a film or play.
What is director in other languages?
Türkçe: yönetmen · Español: director · Français: directeur · Deutsch: Direktor · Italiano: direttore · 日本語: 監督
How do you pronounce director?
In American English /dəˈrɛktɚ/; in British English /dəˈrektə/.
How do you use director in a sentence?
The director welcomed the new staff. She became director of the museum.
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