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controller

/kənˈtrəʊ.lər/

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noun

/kənˈtrəʊ.lər/B2formal
  • ruСуществительное, обозначающее человека, который управляет или контролирует финансовые счета и операции, или устройство, регулирующее работу машины или системы.

A noun referring to a person who manages or supervises financial accounts and operations, or a device that regulates the functioning of a machine or system.

  1. Financial officerB2formalbusiness

    A person who is responsible for maintaining and auditing business accounts, often overseeing financial reporting and compliance.

    ruФинансовый контролёр

    • The controller reviewed the quarterly financial statements.
    • She was hired as the company's new controller.
    • The controller ensures all transactions are properly recorded.

    Synonymscomptroller

  2. Director or supervisorB2formal

    A person who directs, manages, or restrains activities or people.

    ruКонтролёр

    • The air traffic controller guided the plane to a safe landing.
    • He acted as a controller of the crowd during the event.
    • The project controller kept the team on schedule.

    Synonymsadministratorbosschiefcoordinatordirectorgovernorheadmanageroverseerregulatorsuperintendentsupervisor

    Antonymsfollowersubordinate

  3. Machine control deviceB1formaltechnical

    A mechanism or device used to control the operation of a machine, system, or electronic device.

    ruКонтроллер

    • The game controller has responsive buttons and joysticks.
    • The temperature controller maintains the room at a constant level.
    • He adjusted the controller to increase the machine's speed.

    Synonymsgovernorregulator

Forms
  • controllers plural form
  • controllers' possessive plural form
  • controller's possessive singular form
Vocab Bloom Hub English dataset · 0.3.1

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