Pronunciation: /dɪˈspætʃər/
noun a person who dispatches something, especially a person who sends out vehicles according to a schedule
A1 The dispatcher sent out the police to the scene of the accident.
A2 The dispatcher answered the phone and took down the caller's information.
B1 The dispatcher coordinates the schedules of the delivery drivers.
B2 The dispatcher quickly assessed the emergency situation and dispatched the appropriate help.
C1 The dispatcher efficiently managed the flow of incoming calls and assigned tasks to the team.
C2 The dispatcher demonstrated exceptional leadership skills in guiding the team through a crisis.
formal The dispatcher coordinated the delivery schedule for the entire fleet of trucks.
informal The dispatcher told the driver to head to the warehouse for the next pick-up.
slang The dispatcher is the one who calls the shots and keeps everything running smoothly.
figurative In a way, the dispatcher is like the conductor of a symphony, directing all the moving parts to work together harmoniously.
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