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1 executive
[ɪg'zekjʊtɪv] 1.1) (administrative) [ power] esecutivo; [ status] da dirigente, dirigenziale2.1) (administrator) comm. executive m. e f., dirigente m. e f. (aziendale); (in Civil Service) dirigente m. e f., funzionario m. (-a)top executive — alto dirigente o funzionario
2) (committee) comitato m. direttivoparty, trade union executive — esecutivo del partito, del sindacato
3) AEthe executive — l'esecutivo, il potere esecutivo
* * *[iɡ'zekjutiv]1) ((in a business organization etc) concerned with management: executive skills.) direttivo2) (concerned with the carrying out of laws etc: executive powers.) esecutivo* * *[ɪg'zekjʊtɪv] 1.1) (administrative) [ power] esecutivo; [ status] da dirigente, dirigenziale2.1) (administrator) comm. executive m. e f., dirigente m. e f. (aziendale); (in Civil Service) dirigente m. e f., funzionario m. (-a)top executive — alto dirigente o funzionario
2) (committee) comitato m. direttivoparty, trade union executive — esecutivo del partito, del sindacato
3) AEthe executive — l'esecutivo, il potere esecutivo
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2 ♦ director
♦ director /dɪˈrɛktə(r)/n.1 direttore: finance [sales, personnel] director, direttore finanziario [commerciale, del personale]; executive director, direttore esecutivo; non-executive director, direttore non esecutivo2 consigliere d'amministrazione; amministratore: the firms's managing director, l'amministratore delegato della società; the board of directors, il consiglio d'amministrazione3 (cinem., teatr., TV) regista: a film [theatre] director, un regista di film [teatrale]4 (relig.) direttore spirituale6 (elettr.) elemento direttore7 (elettron.) selettore8 (mil.) centrale di tiro9 (pl. collett.) (fin.) consiglio d'amministrazione● director's chair, poltrona direzionale □ (cinem.) director's cut, «director's cut» (versione di un film approvata dal regista in opposizione a quella distribuita dal produttore al grande pubblico) □ director general, direttore generale ( di ente pubblico o privato) □ (in Inghil.) Director of Education, Provveditore agli Studi □ (leg., in Inghil.) Director of Public Prosecutions, «Direttore della Pubblica Accusa» ( non è un magistrato, ma un funzionario dello Stato) □ (org. az.) directors' report, relazione del consiglio d'amministrazione.
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