curator
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- noun
- /kjʊˈreɪtər/
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curador de contenidos
- The curator of the online exhibit organizes the posts to present a coherent narrative for visitors.
- artists and curators
All faculty on campus are curators of speech.
- All faculty on campus are curators of speech.
- So you have to go from being a novel writer to actually being ChatGPT proofreader and then curator of creative content.
- It cannot do that in the way that a human curator can do that or a radio DJ or your friends who knows what you like like.
- Yeah, I do think that curation and curators instead of having say one Oprah tell half the country what to read, what to watch.
- You can go interview me or you or whoever else, but you're going to be known as just like a content curator, Like, oh, dude, he's a really good host.
- So we're, we're cultivators, we're curators, we're incubators.
- So how can you be a better curator of the environments that you know that you find yourself in?
Examples
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Oh good dear Martha, I love that you're such a huge collector and curator of all things amazing.
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At Gilt City, we call our sales team curators because it is, in fact, much more about curation.
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So how can you be a better curator of the environments that you know that you find yourself in?
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I'd like you to meet our curator.
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Now YouTube or me as the curator of the thread can remove that.
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She calls herself a lifestyle curator, a thought leader.
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The curators of TEDx Houston asked me to open their first event.
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Rhodes-Pitts, with her enchanting voice, is a curator of other people's words, thoughts, and images.
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Eric is a Content Curator with DZone, living in Chapel Hill, NC.
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Maria Popova, bloggers, and Tweetists and the like are curators of information.
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Synonyms
A person who helps organise and choose items for an exhibition or collection with another person
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 modern or online curator does the same kind of care for content: they choose, organize, and present items for an audience.