curator
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- noun
- /kjʊˈreɪtər/
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conservador
- Every summer, the curator arranges educational tours to explain the history of the museum's collection.
- a museum curator
- an art curator
- curators and collectors
So we have a system in this country of curators.
- So we have a system in this country of curators.
- And they asked the curator which one was the best and he went all the way around the room and he said that one and it was mine.
- I worked very closely with this gentleman in the ketos named Juan Ruiz, who was the curator of the herbarium at the university there.
- There are some questions from British Museum about the Curators Corner video.
- So that is the dealer, the dealer and the curator.
- The Viennese first curator, JC Robinson, would have been delighted.
Examples
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The curator of the art museum organized a special exhibition for the community.
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Dr. Arnold Johnson is curator of the New York Museum for Natural History and an esteemed authority on prehistoric animals.
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Before we get started, we do have a message from our curator, Harry.
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And so she actually made a design together with the curator of the missing scene.
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We have an appointment with the curator tomorrow afternoon.
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Said he was meeting some wealthy museum curator from overseas.
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So the curator said, look, this, this needs new riveting.
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Our next guest is a historian, author, educator, curator, and museum leader.
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She had been raised by a kindly old museum curator.
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Jack Maguire, one of our senior curators, waved for me to come to him.
Fiction book (1999)
Compounds
A person who helps organise and choose items for an exhibition or collection with another person
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Etymology
The word curator comes from the Latin curare, which means 'to take care'. A museum curator is literally someone who looks after a collection, caring for objects and deciding how to show them.