director

noun

/dəˈrektə(r)/, /daɪˈrektə(r)/

/dəˈrektər/, /daɪˈrektər/

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one of a group of senior managers who run a company
- a non-executive director
- He's on the board of directors.
see also executive director, managing director
Wordfinder
- agent
- business
- company
- competitor
- customer
- director
- employ
- franchise
- manager
- shareholder
Extra Examples
- Corporate governance means the relationship between shareholders, directors and managers.
- He is executive director of the American Football Coaches Association.
- ‘It's been a great success,’ said managing director Chris Tomlinson.
- Three executive directors were appointed to relieve the CEO of some day-to-day responsibilities.
- She is a director at the Centre/Center for Consumer Research.
- Pension rules are different if you are self-employed or a company director.
- Employees and directors have been offered stock options.
Topics Jobsa2, Businessa2
Oxford Collocations Dictionary
adjective
- company
- managing
- executive
- …
phrases
- the board of directors
- the post of director
See full entry
a person in charge of a film or play who tells the actors and staff what to do
- a famous film director
- He remained active in the theatre as a playwright and director.
- the writer and director of the movie ‘Wind River’
compare producer
Wordfinder
- actor
- cameraman
- cinema
- dialogue
- director
- dub
- film
- location
- scenario
- sound effect
Wordfinder
- artistic director
- auditorium
- balcony
- box office
- circle
- director
- foyer
- stage
- the stalls
- theatre
Extra Examples
- Are there any actors or directors you would particularly like to work with?
- There was an opportunity to meet the cast and director backstage.
- She wrote the screenplay and wanted Evans as director.
Topics Film and theatrea2, Jobsa2
Oxford Collocations Dictionary
adjective
- film
- movie
- theatre/theater
- …
phrases
- the role of director
See full entry
a person who is in charge of a particular activity or department in a company, a college, etc.
- She was artistic director of the city's photography festival.
- He was musical director at the National Theatre.
- the deputy/assistant/associate director
- the finance/marketing/technical director
- director of something the director of marketing/operations/communications
- He is assistant director of market research for IDFA.
- She recently served as director of the Longwood Arts Project in the Bronx.
- the company's regional director in North America
- an eminent museum director and curator
Extra Examples
- The chocolate company's director of marketing made a statement.
- the company's personnel director
- Alan Watt, senior director of marketing and strategy
- Dianne is deputy director of public affairs for USDA Rural Development.
- He became associate director of California Ballet in 1983.
- In the report, director of education Keith Nelson says more needs to be done.
- Fred Madison, technology program director for the Industrial and Technology Assistance Corp
- He was athletic director of Mills College.
- I got a call from the casting director asking me to do a part.
- Milberg is the station manager and program director at WDAM Radio.
- Ms Hidden has replaced her as acting director.
- She is the founding director of graduate programs.
- The bank's regional director for Wales called an urgent meeting.
Topics Jobsa2, Businessa2
Oxford Collocations Dictionary
adjective
- company
- managing
- executive
- …
phrases
- the board of directors
- the post of director
See full entry

Word Originlate Middle English: from Anglo-Norman French directour, from late Latin director ‘governor’, from dirigere ‘to guide’.

单词	director
释义	director noun /dəˈrektə(r)/, /daɪˈrektə(r)/ /dəˈrektər/, /daɪˈrektər/ jump to other results one of a group of senior managers who run a company a non-executive director He's on the board of directors. see also executive director, managing director Wordfinder agent business company competitor customer director employ franchise manager shareholder Extra Examples Corporate governance means the relationship between shareholders, directors and managers. He is executive director of the American Football Coaches Association. ‘It's been a great success,’ said managing director Chris Tomlinson. Three executive directors were appointed to relieve the CEO of some day-to-day responsibilities. She is a director at the Centre/Center for Consumer Research. Pension rules are different if you are self-employed or a company director. Employees and directors have been offered stock options. Topics Jobsa2, Businessa2 Oxford Collocations Dictionaryadjective company managing executive … phrases the board of directors the post of director See full entry a person in charge of a film or play who tells the actors and staff what to do a famous film director He remained active in the theatre as a playwright and director. the writer and director of the movie ‘Wind River’ compare producer Wordfinder actor cameraman cinema dialogue director dub film location scenario sound effect Wordfinder artistic director auditorium balcony box office circle director foyer stage the stalls theatre Extra Examples Are there any actors or directors you would particularly like to work with? There was an opportunity to meet the cast and director backstage. She wrote the screenplay and wanted Evans as director. Topics Film and theatrea2, Jobsa2 Oxford Collocations Dictionaryadjective film movie theatre/theater … phrases the role of director See full entry a person who is in charge of a particular activity or department in a company, a college, etc. She was artistic director of the city's photography festival. He was musical director at the National Theatre. the deputy/assistant/associate director the finance/marketing/technical director director of something the director of marketing/operations/communications He is assistant director of market research for IDFA. She recently served as director of the Longwood Arts Project in the Bronx. the company's regional director in North America an eminent museum director and curator Extra Examples The chocolate company's director of marketing made a statement. the company's personnel director Alan Watt, senior director of marketing and strategy Dianne is deputy director of public affairs for USDA Rural Development. He became associate director of California Ballet in 1983. In the report, director of education Keith Nelson says more needs to be done. Fred Madison, technology program director for the Industrial and Technology Assistance Corp He was athletic director of Mills College. I got a call from the casting director asking me to do a part. Milberg is the station manager and program director at WDAM Radio. Ms Hidden has replaced her as acting director. She is the founding director of graduate programs. The bank's regional director for Wales called an urgent meeting. Topics Jobsa2, Businessa2 Oxford Collocations Dictionaryadjective company managing executive … phrases the board of directors the post of director See full entry Word Originlate Middle English: from Anglo-Norman French directour, from late Latin director ‘governor’, from dirigere ‘to guide’.
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