director什么意思

A：Would you like to come to our factory for a visit?
      您愿意到我們廠來參觀嗎？

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B：Oh, yes. Thank you. I’d be glad to.
      哦，謝謝。我很愿意。

A：You can look around our new workshops and the automatic machines.
      您可以參觀我們的新車間和自動化機(jī)械。

B：I’m sure the output of your production will increase a lot.
      我確信你們的生產(chǎn)產(chǎn)量將會大大增加。

A：Yes. Our factory director wants to meet you and talk over somethings about the business.
      是的。我們廠長要見您，并和您商議一些業(yè)務(wù)上的事情。

1. （戲劇、電影、電視等的）導(dǎo)演
    The director of a play, film, or television programme is the person who decides how it will appear on stage or screen, and who tells the actors and technical staff what to do.

2. 主任;主管;署長;局長
    In some organizations and public authorities, the person in charge is referred to as the director .

    e.g. ...the director of the intensive care unit at Guy's Hospital.
           蓋伊醫(yī)院重癥護(hù)理病房的主任
    e.g. ...the Director of Public Prosecutions...
           (英格蘭以及威爾士的)檢察官

3. (公司的)經(jīng)理，董事
    The directors of a company are its most senior managers, who meet regularly to make important decisions about how it will be run.

    e.g. He served on the board of directors of a local bank.
           他是當(dāng)?shù)匾患毅y行的董事會成員之一。
    e.g. ...Karl Uggerholt, the financial director of Braun UK.
           卡爾·烏格洛爾特，貝朗英國分公司的財務(wù)經(jīng)理

4. (管弦樂隊或合唱團(tuán)的)指揮
    The director of an orchestra or choir is the person who is conducting it.