Schéma d’usage :
[someone] works as a director
The director asked the actors to rehearse the scene again.
A rendező arra kérte a színészeket, hogy próbálják el újra a jelenetet.
She is the youngest director to win this prestigious award.
Ő a legfiatalabb rendező, aki elnyerte ezt a rangos díjat.
The director's vision completely transformed the original script.
After months of shooting, the director finally wrapped up production.
Exemples pédagogiques
The director told the actor to speak louder.
A rendező azt mondta a színésznek, hogy beszéljen hangosabban.
Our school play has a new director.
Az iskolai darabunknak új rendezője van.
The director works with the camera crew.
She is a famous movie director.
Erreur fréquente :
Learners sometimes confuse 'director' with 'producer'. A producer handles money and logistics; a director focuses on creative decisions.
Sens
Person who oversees a film or play
Collocations
film director
|stage director
|award-winning director
|director's cut
|assistant director
Synonymes
filmmaker (Broader term that can include writers and producers, not just the person directing.)
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producer (Different role; manages the business side rather than the creative direction.)
Antonymes
actor (Performer who follows the director's guidance rather than giving it.)
Thèmes
entertainment
|arts
|media
|arts_entertainment
|work
Définition
A person who tells actors and crew what to do when making a movie, TV show, or play.
A person responsible for overseeing the artistic and dramatic aspects of a film, television program, or stage production, and guiding the technical crew and actors.
Schéma d’usage :
[someone] is director of [department]
He was appointed as the new marketing director last year.
Tavaly őt nevezték ki az új marketingigazgatónak.
The board of directors meets quarterly to discuss strategy.
Az igazgatótanács negyedévente ülésezik, hogy megvitassa a stratégiát.
As financial director, she oversees all budget planning.
The company hired a new operations director to improve efficiency.
Exemples pédagogiques
The director of sales is very busy.
Az értékesítési igazgató nagyon elfoglalt.
She is a company director.
Ő egy cég igazgatója.
The school director makes many decisions.
He is the director of our office.
Erreur fréquente :
Learners may confuse 'director' with 'manager'. A director is usually higher in rank and has broader responsibilities.
Sens
Senior manager in a company or organization
Collocations
managing director
|board of directors
|company director
|executive director
Synonymes
executive (General term for a high-level manager; may not have 'director' title.)
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manager (Often lower in rank than a director in corporate hierarchy.)
Antonymes
employee (General worker without managerial authority.)
Thèmes
business
|management
|work
Définition
A person who leads part or all of a company or group.
A person at a high level in an organization who is responsible for managing a department, division, or the entire company.
Schéma d’usage :
[someone] serves as director of [organization/project]
The festival director welcomed guests from around the world.
A fesztivál igazgatója köszöntötte a világ minden tájáról érkezett vendégeket.
As program director, she coordinates all community events.
Programvezetőként ő koordinálja az összes közösségi rendezvényt.
The research project is under the guidance of its director.
Exemples pédagogiques
The program director spoke to everyone.
A programvezető beszélt mindenkivel.
Our camp has a new director this year.
Idén új táborvezetőnk van.
The project director works with many people.
Sens
Person leading an organization or project
Collocations
program director
|project director
|festival director
Synonymes
leader (General term for someone in charge; less formal title.)
Antonymes
participant (Someone involved in an event but not leading it.)
Thèmes
leadership
|administration
|work
|core_vocabulary
Définition
A person who is in charge of an important project or group.
A person who leads, supervises, or guides the work and direction of an organization, project, or institution, especially outside business or entertainment contexts.