coordinator
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3.7
- noun
- /koʊˈɔrdɪˌneɪtər/
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coordinador
- I work as a coordinator for a racing team.
- program coordinator
- district coordinator
- PBIS coordinator
And Chavis, who was my D coordinator at Tennessee, was at LSU.
- And Chavis, who was my D coordinator at Tennessee, was at LSU.
- And if anyone has experience with Strange Men, it's Ruttenlink's own coordinator, Jenna.
- Number three, Why did the bride not even tell the event coordinator that they were friends?
- OK, my name is Nathaniel and I am the R&D; and Project Coordinator for NCIXPC.
- The Osbournes, The Osbournes, I was working as a dailies coordinator for them.
- It was taken from the writers script coordinator's computer, but it wasn't the script coordinator.
- So I invited my coordinator out to see the shop.
Examples
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Lisa Perez is an area library coordinator for the Chicago Public Schools Department of Libraries & Information Services.
Academic text (2011) -
So I invited my coordinator out to see the shop.
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What do you imagine the head coordinator does?
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I also wanted to be a wedding coordinator.
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How am I supposed to find the client-relations coordinator?
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Dan O'Shea established and served as the coordinator of the Hostage Working Group at the U.S. Embassy in Iraq.
Academic text (2011) -
I'm the team coordinator.
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And she is the coordinator of the Sudanese Women's Empowerment for Peace.
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My name is Cheryl Lancaster, and I'm president of the Stratford junior league and coordinator of this year's debutante season.
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As a project coordinator, my role is to ensure that all teams are aligned and working towards the same goal.
Synonyms
149
2.8
A person who plans events and asks people to join a group or cause
105
6.8
A person or thing that helps two groups share information
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5.1
A person who helps a group work better together
13
6.1
Main person who leads and speaks for a project or task
2
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
A person who organizes people and activities so they work well together
How Responsible
Surface Forms
Morphology
coordinator = coordinate (transparent) = coordinate + or
Agent noun formed from the verb 'coordinate' with the productive suffix '-or', meaning 'one who coordinates', which is directly inferable by learners.
Etymology
Coordinator comes from Latin parts co- meaning 'together' and ordin- meaning 'order', the same idea behind the English word order. So a coordinator is someone who 'puts things in order together' and helps people or groups work well.