chairman
- noun
- /ˈtʃɛrˌmæn/
- And you're going to be the chairman of the Iraqi National Congress.
- vice chairman
- committee chairman
- Mr. chairman
The guy controlling it, Chairman Powell, he has no idea.
- The guy controlling it, Chairman Powell, he has no idea.
- I'm Arne Glimcher and I'm the chairman of Pace Willenstein Galleries.
- I'm the chairman and CEO of Tech Latino.
- Russia's central bank chairman has spoken of stiflation.
- And as the obvious chairman, I introduce myself.
- And you're going to be the chairman of the Iraqi National Congress.
- And she used to be the assistant to the chairman of the Joint Chiefs.
- And that was with CEFC Chairman Ye and the director of CEFC.
- We will soon announce a new board with an amazing Chairman, Donald J Trump!
- Hello, I'm Bill Gates, Chairman of Microsoft.
- I happen to know the the chairman of the of that group.
- So I saw the POA, the the POA chairman, that's a union chairman.
Examples
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Gilman, who continued to press for State Department reform, had become chairman of the House International Affairs Committee.
Academic text (2011) -
I'm Dick Army and I am the current chairman of Freedom Works.
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So thank you, Chairman, for the presentation.
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I happen to be the chairman.
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And as the obvious chairman, I introduce myself.
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Yes, Bill Hunt, who is chairman of the Japan Society of Boston.
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She has been chairman of the board for 5 years.
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Again, David is the CEO and chairman of Gold Royalty Corporation.
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John is the former chairman of Citicorp and Citibank.
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The committee chairman led the discussion on the new policy changes.
Synonyms
A person who leads a meeting or committee
A person who leads a discussion to keep it fair
A woman who leads a meeting, committee, or organization
A person who leads a meeting, committee, or organization
A person who leads a meeting and makes sure it runs correctly
A person who shares the job of leading a committee or meeting with another person
Compounds
A person who leads a board that makes important decisions for a company
Surface Forms
Morphology
Etymology
Chairman comes from chair meaning 'a seat' and man meaning 'a male person'. It originally meant the person who sat in the chair to lead a meeting, which is why a chairman is the meeting leader.