coordinator

coordinator — noun

1. someone who arranges activities, people, and resources so that different groups

1.名詞B2
釋義

someone who arranges activities, people, and resources so that different groups or individuals can work together effectively toward a shared goal

例句

Felix worked as a wedding coordinator, making sure the caterers and band arrived on time.

collocation: wedding coordinator + gerund describing duties

Each department sent a representative, and Amani was chosen as the project coordinator.

passive: be chosen as [role]

同義詞
  • organizer

    More general; an organizer may handle logistics alone, whereas a coordinator specifically aligns multiple groups

  • facilitator

    Focuses on enabling discussion or collaboration rather than directly managing tasks

  • manager

    Implies authority over people and decisions, while a coordinator has less hierarchical control

反義詞
  • disruptor

    Someone who deliberately prevents smooth cooperation

文法句型

[domain] + coordinator

coordinator + of + [project/group]

用法筆記

Common as a job title or role name; the specific domain is typically placed before the word (e.g., project coordinator, event coordinator, care coordinator).

常見錯誤

❌She was the coordinator of the team, just arranging desks and chairs.
✅She was the coordinator of the team, making sure every department communicated clearly.
💡A coordinator primarily manages communication and alignment between groups, not just physical arrangements.
❌He coordinated with the marketing team.
✅He acted as the marketing coordinator for the campaign.
💡'Coordinator' is a role or title; use 'coordinate with' (verb) when describing the action, not the noun.