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director
/dɪˈrek.tər/
[/dɪˈrek.tər/]
head, executive
Intermediatenoun
Definition
A director is a senior person who manages an organization or a particular activity, such as a film.
Example
The director called a meeting to outline the company's bold strategy for the coming financial year.
The director called a meeting to outline the company's bold strategy for the coming financial year.
Etymology
From Latin 'director', from 'dirigere' (to guide, direct), from 'regere' (to rule).
How & Where It’s Used
Used for company executives, board members, and the lead creative on films or plays.