commissioner (C1)
noun
Pronunciation: [kəˈmɪʃənər]
Definition
A person officially appointed to a position of authority, often to manage a specific area or to investigate a matter.
Examples
The police commissioner addressed the press conference.
She was appointed as a commissioner to oversee the rebuilding efforts.
The UN commissioner called for an immediate ceasefire.
How to Use commissioner
- commissioner of (prepositional phrase)
- Used to specify the area or subject a commissioner is in charge of. — "He served as commissioner of public works for ten years."
- appointed commissioner (collocation)
- To officially choose someone for the role of commissioner. — "The governor appointed a new commissioner to lead the department."
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