Superintendent
61Superintendent — Su|per|in|ten|dent [auch ... dɛnt] der; en, en <aus gleichbed. kirchenlat. superintendens, Gen. superintendentis, substantiviertes Part. Präs. von spätlat. superintendere »die Aufsicht haben«> höherer ev. Geistlicher, Vorsteher eines… …
62superintendent — su|per|in|ten|dent [ ,supərın tendənt ] noun count * 1. ) AMERICAN someone who takes care of a building, especially an apartment building 2. ) someone who is in charge of something, for example of a hospital, or a school or group of schools 3. )… …
63superintendent — m IV, DB. a, Ms. superintendentncie; lm M. superintendentnci, DB. ów rel. «wyższy dostojnik w niektórych kościołach protestanckich, będący zwierzchnikiem pastorów na określonym terytorium» ‹z łac.› …
64superintendent — su·per·in tend·ent || ‚suËpÉ™(r)ɪntÉ™ndÉ™nt n. one who superintends, supervisor, overseer …
65superintendent — noun 1》 a person who supervises or is in charge of an organization, department, etc. 2》 (in the UK) a police officer ranking above chief inspector. ↘(in the US) the chief of a police department. 3》 N. Amer. the caretaker of a building …
66superintendent — n. Overseer, supervisor, master, conductor, inspector, curator, warden, guardian, custodian, intendant, director …
67superintendent — n 1. overseer, director, manager, boss, administrator, advisor, supervisor. See supervisor. 2. rent collector, Inf. super; doorkeeper, doorman, (esp. in France) concierge; elevator man; janitor, custodian, maintenance man …
68superintendent — su·per·in·tend·ent …
69superintendent — Суперинтендант …
70superintendent — [ˌsuːpərɪnˈtendənt] noun [C] 1) a senior police officer in the UK 2) someone whose job is to be in charge of an area or an activity …