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1 director
{di'rektə}
1. директор, ръководител, управител, църк. духовен ръководител/съветник
DIRECTOR of studies научен ръководител
2. диригент, капелмайстор
DIRECTOR of (operatic) chorus репетитор (в опера)
3. театр., кино режисъор, директор на продукция
4. тех. бусола
5. мат. директриса* * *{di'rektъ} n 1. директор; ръководител; управител; цьрк. духо* * *шеф; управител; режисьор; ръководител; директор; диригент; директриса; завеждащ;* * *1. director of (operatic) chorus репетитор (в опера) 2. director of studies научен ръководител 3. директор, ръководител, управител, църк. духовен ръководител/съветник 4. диригент, капелмайстор 5. мат. директриса 6. театр., кино режисъор, директор на продукция 7. тех. бусола* * *director[dai´rektə, di-] n 1. директор; ръководител; управител; \director of studies научен ръководител; board of \directors търг. управителен съвет, дирекция; managing \director заместник-директор; D. General главен директор; 2. диригент; \director of music рел. диригент на хор; воен. капелмайстор; 3. театр., кино директор на продукция; ам. режисьор; \director' s cut режисьорска интерпретация (на филм); \director of ( operatic) chorus репетитор (в опера); 4. воен., тех. бусола, ам. артилерийска бусола; 5. мат. директриса; 6. рел. духовен ръководител (в Католическата църква).
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