Pronunciation: /dəˈrɛktər/
noun A person who is in charge of an activity, department, or organization
A1 The director of the company is responsible for making important decisions.
A2 The director of the play did a great job coordinating the actors.
B1 The director of the department has implemented new policies to improve efficiency.
B2 The director of the film won several awards for their innovative storytelling.
C1 The director of the organization is known for their strategic vision and leadership.
C2 The director of the research institute published groundbreaking findings in their field.
verb None
A1 The teacher directed the students to open their books.
A2 The coach directed the players to run laps around the field.
B1 The manager directed the staff to prepare for the upcoming meeting.
B2 The conductor directed the orchestra with precision and skill.
C1 The CEO directed the company's expansion into new markets.
C2 The film director directed the actors in a critically acclaimed movie.
adjective None
A1 The director chair was comfortable.
A2 The director decision was final.
B1 The director role in the company is crucial for decision-making.
B2 The director position requires strong leadership skills.
C1 The directorial team worked together to create a successful film.
C2 The directorial debut of the filmmaker received critical acclaim.
adverb None
A1 The director quickly approved the budget for the project.
A2 The director carefully reviewed the new marketing strategy.
B1 The director enthusiastically promoted the company's new product line.
B2 The director effectively managed the team to meet the deadline.
C1 The director strategically implemented changes to improve efficiency.
C2 The director skillfully negotiated a partnership with a key supplier.
pronoun None
A1 The director is happy with the progress of the project.
A2 The director will be attending the meeting tomorrow.
B1 The director has decided to implement new policies.
B2 The director must approve all major decisions.
C1 The director's leadership style has greatly influenced the team.
C2 The director's vision has shaped the company's direction for years.
preposition None
A1 The director of the company is in charge of making important decisions.
A2 I spoke to the director about my concerns.
B1 The director for marketing is responsible for creating advertising campaigns.
B2 The director with a background in finance helped the company navigate through the economic crisis.
C1 The director with years of experience implemented a new strategy to increase productivity.
C2 The director who had previously worked for a Fortune 500 company brought valuable insights to the board meetings.
conjunction None
A1 The director and the producer worked together on the film.
A2 The director explained the scene to the actors before shooting.
B1 The director had to make several changes to the script in order to improve the story.
B2 The director not only oversees the filming process but also manages the post-production work.
C1 The director's vision for the film was evident in every frame.
C2 The director's ability to work with a diverse cast and crew contributed to the success of the project.
interjection None
A1 Director! Please come here.
A2 Director, can you help me with this problem?
B1 Excuse me, Director, may I ask a question?
B2 Director, I have a suggestion for the upcoming project.
C1 Director, I believe we should reconsider our marketing strategy.
C2 Director, have you considered the potential risks of this decision?
article None
A1 The director of the school organized a fun field trip for the students.
A2 The director of the company announced a new product launch.
B1 The director of the play gave a speech before the show started.
B2 The director of the department implemented new policies to improve efficiency.
C1 The director of the organization was responsible for overseeing all operations.
C2 The director of the film won an award for his exceptional work behind the camera.
formal The director of the company announced a new strategic plan.
informal The boss told us about the new project.
slang The big cheese shared the latest updates with us.
figurative The captain of the ship steered us towards a new direction.
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