director

B1 · Intermediate Countable noun

n. one of the senior people who officially control a company.

n. a member of the board of directors of a commercial enterprise or other organisation.

日本語:役員※

“The company's directors met to discuss the budget for the next year.”

“The board of directors voted unanimously to approve the merger, citing significant long-term benefits for the shareholders.”

A2 · Elementary Countable noun Theater

n. the person who tells the actors what to do and decides how a film or play should look.

n. the person responsible for the creative aspects and overall artistic vision of a film, play, or television programme.

日本語:監督※

“The director asked the actors to try the scene one more time.”

“The film director spent months in post-production, meticulously reviewing every frame to ensure the final cut matched his original vision.”

C1 · Advanced Countable noun Religion Formal

n. someone who gives advice about religious or personal life.

n. a person who provides spiritual guidance, often within a religious context.

“He spoke with his spiritual director about his doubts and fears.”

“In many monastic traditions, the novice relies heavily on a spiritual director to navigate the complexities of contemplative life.”

C2 · Proficiency Countable noun Technology Technical

n. a tool or part of a machine that points something in the right direction.

n. a device or component used to orient or guide a signal, weapon, or mechanism.

“The technician adjusted the director on the antenna to improve the signal.”

“The Yagi antenna uses a director element to increase gain and provide better directivity for long-distance reception.”