Translation of Serbian word "директор" to English
директор
Latin script: direktor
/direktor/
Meaning
NounA person who is in charge of an activity, department, or organization.
How to use
Standard term 'директор' is a masculine noun for 'director'. Commonly heard across daily communication in Serbia.
🇬🇧 English
director
Example
Генерални директор је одржао говор радницима.
Generalni direktor je održao govor radnicima.
The general director gave a speech to the workers.
Нови директор је увео много промена у компанији.
Novi direktor je uveo mnogo promena u kompaniji.
The new director introduced many changes in the company.
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Common phrases
- генерални директор— director general, CEO
- директор школе— school principal
- одлука директора— director's decree
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What does the Serbian word "директор" mean?▼
The Serbian word "директор" means "director" in English.
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Yes, here is a practical example: "Генерални директор је одржао говор радницима." (which translates as "The general director gave a speech to the workers.").
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