英语词汇“manager”的释义、区别辨析及用法例句-英语同义词词典

► manager

someone who is in charge of a store or part of an organization:

The service in the restaurant was terrible and I asked to speak to the manager.

He is a manager in the sales department, with ten employees under him.

► boss

someone who is in charge of a group of people at work and tells them what to do:

I asked my boss if I could have a day off next week.

There is a new guy at work who is always trying to impress the boss.

► head

the person who is in charge of an organization or part of an organization:

She is the head of a small architecture company in St. Louis.

After teaching for many years, he became head of the English department.

► chief

the person who is in charge of an organization, especially the police or fire department, or some government jobs:

Scott has been the town’s fire chief since 2005.

Rahm Emanuel was President Obama’s chief of staff until 2010.

► supervisor

the person who is in charge of a group of workers, and who makes sure that they do the right things while they work:

Every year, I have a meeting with my supervisor to discuss my job performance.

► foreman

someone who is in charge of a group of factory workers or builders. A foreman makes sure that the workers do what the manager wants:

The foreman was showing a worker how to use one of the new machines.

► employer

a person, company, or organization that pays people to work for them:

She was a good employer and always treated me fairly.

The shoe factory is the largest employer in the area.

➔ see chairman, leader, Jobs and WorkSYNONYM CHECKBoss or manager?Boss sounds more informal, and it is not an official job title. You use boss to talk about the person who tells you what to do at work: My boss asked me to work for a few extra hours.Manager is used in the names of people’s jobs, and is often used with other words: the sales manager | the store manager

单词	manager
例句	managermanager /ˈmænɪdʒɚ/ noun ► manager someone who is in charge of a store or part of an organization: The service in the restaurant was terrible and I asked to speak to the manager. He is a manager in the sales department, with ten employees under him. ► boss someone who is in charge of a group of people at work and tells them what to do: I asked my boss if I could have a day off next week. There is a new guy at work who is always trying to impress the boss. ► head the person who is in charge of an organization or part of an organization: She is the head of a small architecture company in St. Louis. After teaching for many years, he became head of the English department. ► chief the person who is in charge of an organization, especially the police or fire department, or some government jobs: Scott has been the town’s fire chief since 2005. Rahm Emanuel was President Obama’s chief of staff until 2010. ► supervisor the person who is in charge of a group of workers, and who makes sure that they do the right things while they work: Every year, I have a meeting with my supervisor to discuss my job performance. ► foreman someone who is in charge of a group of factory workers or builders. A foreman makes sure that the workers do what the manager wants: The foreman was showing a worker how to use one of the new machines. ► employer a person, company, or organization that pays people to work for them: She was a good employer and always treated me fairly. The shoe factory is the largest employer in the area. ➔ see chairman, leader, Jobs and WorkSYNONYM CHECKBoss or manager?Boss sounds more informal, and it is not an official job title. You use boss to talk about the person who tells you what to do at work: My boss asked me to work for a few extra hours.Manager is used in the names of people’s jobs, and is often used with other words: the sales manager \| the store manager
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