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director [d(a)ɪ'rektə] n
gen.	Regisseur m; Sollwertgeber m; Verwaltungsmitglied n; Ministerialdirigent m; Beauftragter n; Leiter der Unterabteilung
chess.term.	Turnierleiter m
commun.	Richtelement n; Fachbereichsleiter m
econ.	Geschäftsführer m; Aufsichtsratsmitglied m (z.B. einer Aktiengesellschaft); Lehrer m; Unterweiser m; Ratgeber m
el.	Direktor-Element einer Richtantenne; Wellenrichter m
fenc.	Kampfleiter m
fin.	Mitglied des Vorstands; Mitglied des Aufsichtsrats
IT, mech.eng.	Interpolator m
meas.inst.	Sollwerteinsteller m
med.appl.	Hohlsonde f
microel.	Steuerprogramm n (das Betriebsmittel in einem Betriebssystem zuweist); zentraler Einstellsatz
opt.	Richtgerät n
patents., amer.	Direktor eines Patentprüf-Fachbereiche
tech.	Direktor m; Leiter m; Umsetzer m
telecom.	Umwerter m; Zuordner
weap.	Kommandogerät n; Richtkreis m
Director [d(a)ɪ'rektə] n
gen.	Unterabteilungsleiter m (Bundesverwaltung); ordentliches Mitglied des Verwaltungsrats; Direktor von Europol; Regie f (im Vorspann)
ed.	Rektor m
fin.	Der Leiter der Zentraldirektion Gesetzgebung; Rechts-und Verwaltungsangelegenheiten; Der Leiter der Zentraldirektion Personal; Der Leiter der Zentraldirektion Finanz-und Wirtschaftsangelegenheiten; Der Leiter der Zentraldirektion Organisation und Automatisierung
unions.	Direktor m
directors n
gen.	Direktoren m; Regisseure m; Geschäftsleiter m
director female [d(a)ɪ'rektə] n
gen.	Dirigentin f
director female, of a theatre, a festival, etc. [d(a)ɪ'rektə] n
gen.	Intendantin f
director female [d(a)ɪ'rektə] n
gen.	Regisseurin m
director Dir., dir. [d(a)ɪ'rektə] n
gen.	Direktor m (Dir.)
director of an orchestra, chorus [d(a)ɪ'rektə] n
gen.	Dirigent m
director of a theatre, a festival, etc. [d(a)ɪ'rektə] n
gen.	Intendant m
English thesaurus
director [d(a)ɪ'rektə] n
cinema	The principal creative artist on a movie set. A director is usually but not always the driving artistic source behind the filming process, and communicates to actors the way that he/she would like a particular scene played. A director's duties might also include casting, script editing, shot selection, shot composition, and editing. Typically, a director has complete artistic control over all aspects of the movie, but it is not uncommon for the director to be bound by agreements with either a producer or a studio. In some large productions, a director will delegate less important scenes to a second unit.
Director [d(a)ɪ'rektə] n
mil.	Defense Communications Agency; Development and Operations (техники)

director : 649 phrases in 56 subjects

Accounting	2
Alternative dispute resolution	12
American usage, not spelling	1
Antennas and waveguides	1
Archaeology	2
Art	2
Astronomy	2
Austrian usage	1
Automated equipment	1
British usage, not spelling	5
Business	45
Chemistry	1
Chess	1
Communications	9
Computers	1
Construction	4
Cultural studies	2
Customs	1
Dyalysis	3
Economy	89
Education	23
Finances	37
Foreign trade	3
Forestry	1
General	213
Government, administration and public services	6
Health care	1
Hobbies and pastimes	4
Immigration and citizenship	1
Information technology	5
Insurance	2
International Monetary Fund	24
Labor law	7
Law	38
Marketing	5
Materials science	1
Measuring instruments	2
Mechanic engineering	1
Medical	12
Medical appliances	4
Mining	2
Non-governmental organizations	16
Optics branch of physics	3
Patents	5
Physics	4
Politics	4
Polygraphy	4
Racing and motorsport	1
Research and development	1
Social science	3
Statistics	3
Taxes	5
Technology	5
Trade unions	6
Transport	11
Weapons and gunsmithing	1