What does directeur in French mean?

What is the meaning of the word directeur in French? The article explains the full meaning, pronunciation along with bilingual examples and instructions on how to use directeur in French.

The word directeur in French means manager, guiding, slope, steering committee, executive committee, management committee, CFO, deputy director, deputy manager, chief financial officer, artistic director, art director, sales manager, branch manager, principal, University Chancellor, University Provost, University President, Bank Manager, Principal Private Secretary, casting director, spiritual adviser, Director of Photography, publication director, Managing Editor, thesis advisor, museum director, Prison Warden, Production Manager, Publication Manager, director of research, research director, supervisor, thesis supervisor, PhD supervisor, DPhil supervisor, Executive Manager, operations manager, operations director, director of programming, human resources director, human resources manager, IT director, IT manager, head of IT, deputy chair of the board, human resources director, human resources manager, chief executive officer, executive director, Financial Manager, managing director, Deputy Managing Director, IT director, IT manager, head of IT, musical director, operational manager, operations manager, Photo Manager, sports manager, Technical Manager, guiding principle, the director, thesis supervisor, PhD supervisor, DPhil supervisor, managing director, master plan, overall plan, overall strategy, deputy director, assistant director, policy rate, direction vector. To learn more, please see the details below.

Meaning of the word directeur

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