co-ordinator
- noun
- /koʊˈɔːrdɪneɪtər/
- UK
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coordinador
- As project co-ordinator, she ensures that every team member knows their tasks.
Examples
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The event co-ordinator handled last-minute changes with remarkable calm.
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The school hired a new co-ordinator to manage all after-school programs.
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The co-ordinator scheduled the meeting for next week.
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She is an excellent co-ordinator for the project.
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As project co-ordinator, she ensures that every team member knows their tasks.
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The event co-ordinator handled last-minute changes with remarkable calm.
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The school hired a new co-ordinator to manage all after-school programs.
Synonyms
149
2.8
A person who plans events and asks people to join a group or cause
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3.7
A person who directs people and keeps order at an event
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5.1
A person who helps a group work better together
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3.2
A person who plans and organizes events to make them run well
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6.4
A person who plans and coordinates people and resources to reach a goal
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5.7
A person who sets up meetings and asks people to come
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6.9
A person who likes to arrange things in clear order and make plans
A person who arranges things neatly like papers or ideas
A person or device that puts things in order
Antonyms
How Responsible
Surface Forms
Morphology
co-ordinator = coordinate (transparent) = coordinate + or
Meaning is directly derived from the verb 'coordinate' plus the agentive suffix '-or', denoting a person who coordinates.
Etymology
Co-ordinator starts with co- meaning 'together' and the rest is like the common word order, which means 'arrangement'. So a co-ordinator is someone who puts people and tasks 'together in order' so they work well.