headship

noun

/ˈhedʃɪp/

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headship (of something) the position of being in charge of an organization
- the headship of the department
Extra Examples
- He has just retired from the headship of the Diplomatic Service.
- She was the first woman to take over the headship of a Geology department at a British university.
headship (of something) (British English) the position of being in charge of a school
- Mrs Arden's headship has seen pupil numbers rise to 322 from 276.
- She applied for the headship of a small, rural primary school.
Topics Educationc2

单词	headship
释义	headship noun /ˈhedʃɪp/ /ˈhedʃɪp/ jump to other results headship (of something) the position of being in charge of an organization the headship of the department Extra Examples He has just retired from the headship of the Diplomatic Service. She was the first woman to take over the headship of a Geology department at a British university. headship (of something) (British English) the position of being in charge of a school Mrs Arden's headship has seen pupil numbers rise to 322 from 276. She applied for the headship of a small, rural primary school. Topics Educationc2
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