| 释义 |
vice-presidentˌvice-ˈpresident noun [countable]   - the vice president of human resources
- Anderson will be vice president of operations for the company's east region.
- Gerry Dicker, vice president and assistant secretary.
- He reports to vice president Bernard Puckett, general manager of Applications Solutions.
- Michael Finkelman, senior vice president, Hilton International.
- Pihl will become a vice president of Ascend.
- Sun vice president Denis Yaro heads SunConnect and will relocate to Grenoble by the middle of next year.
- The refunds will cost Saturn about $ 7 million, said Joe Kennedy, vice president of sales, service and marketing.
a manager in a high position► director an important manager who is in charge of a company or a department in a company: · The directors are meeting today to discuss the company's future.finance/sales/personnel etc director: · Have you met the new finance director?director of: · Dr Jane Wilde, director of the Health Promotion Agency ► chief executive also chief executive officer/CEO American the manager with most authority in the normal, everyday management of a company. This job is often combined with other jobs, such as that of president: · Universal Studios is looking for a new chief executive.chief executive of: · the CEO of General Motors ► president the person in charge of a large company or organization, especially in the US: · Angry shareholders called for the resignation of the company president.president of: · the president of CBS news ► vice president American abbreviation VP the person in a company or organization who is directly below the president in rank, and who is usually responsible for a particular part of the company: · Meyer hopes to become the company's first female vice president.vice president of/for: · the vice president for sales and marketing· the VP of corporate affairs ► chairman/chairwoman the person who is in charge of a large company or organization, especially the most powerful member of its board: · Doreen's leaving party looked more like a board meeting, with the chairman and directors there to say goodbye.chairman/chairwoman of: · Manley gradually worked her way up, and within ten years became chairwoman of the board.· The Chairman of British Airways visited Downing Street last week. ► managing director British the person in charge of the daily management of a company or organization. This job is often combined with that of chairman: managing director of: · Silva has been appointed managing director of the sales division.· He's the managing director of a small printing firm. ► head the person in charge of an organization or department: head of: · the former head of MI5, the British Intelligence Service· She's the head of research and development. ► Business ManagementAOB, bookkeeping, nounCEO, nounchairman, nouncompany secretary, nounconsortium, nouncontractual, adjectivecosting, noundenationalize, verbdirector, noundirectorate, noundirectorship, nounflow chart, nounfront office, nounhatchet man, nounhuman resources, nounline management, nounline manager, nounmaladministration, nounmanagement, nounmanagement consultant, nounmanager, nounmanageress, nounmanagerial, adjectivemiddle management, nounnon-executive director, nounposition paper, nounpresident, nounpyramid, nounquality assurance, nounquality control, nounsilent partner, nounventure, nounvice-president, nounwhite knight, noun 1the person who is next in rank to the president of a country and who is responsible for the president’s duties if he or she is unable to do them2 American English someone who is responsible for a particular part of a company:  our vice-president for marketing |