chairman
chairman — 名詞
1. a person who leads a committee, company, or other formal group, often by running
主席
帶領會議或組織的主要負責人
a person who leads a committee, company, or other formal group, often by running its meetings and making sure decisions are handled properly
Aiko raised her hand to speak, and the chairman nodded for her to go ahead.
Aiko 舉手想要發言,主席點頭讓她繼續說。
countable noun used with definite article 'the'
The hospital board chairman announced a new children's health fund at the meeting.
醫院董事會主席在會議上宣布了一項新的兒童健康基金。
Dr. Okafor has been the chairman of the history department for more than ten years.
Okafor 博士擔任歷史系主任已經超過十年了。
The city council chairman welcomed the new members before the evening debate began.
市議會主席在晚間辯論開始前歡迎了新成員。
After a close vote, Priya was elected chairman of the student committee by her classmates.
經過一場激烈的投票,Priya 被同學們選為學生委員會的主席。
- chairperson
gender-neutral alternative; preferred in many modern contexts
- chair
shorter, gender-neutral form; common in academic and committee settings
- presiding officer
formal term that focuses on the meeting-running role specifically
- president
similar role but typically the highest executive in an organization, not just a meeting role
文法句型
countable noun
usually singular
用法筆記
Although the word contains 'man,' chairman is commonly used as the official title for people of any gender who hold this role. Some organizations prefer the gender-neutral alternatives 'chairperson' or 'chair.' Check the organization's own title conventions before choosing which term to use.