English - Turkish
Definition of preside in English Turkish dictionary
- başkanlık yapmak
- yönetmek
- başkanlık etmek
- nezaret et
- {f} at/over -e başkanlık etmek
- preside yönet
- nezaret etmek
- preside at
- başkanlık etmek
- preside over the meeting
- toplantıya başkanlık etmek
- preside over
- kontrol etmek, birşeyin kontrolü elinde olmak
- preside over the session
- oturumu yönetmek
- to preside
- başkanlık etmek
- from preside
- başkanlık dan
- presided
- başkanlık
Tom toplantıya başkanlık etti.
-Tom presided over the meeting.
- presiding
- başkan
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English - English
Definition of preside in English English dictionary
- To act as president or chairperson
- To exercise authority or control, oversit
- To be a featured solo performer
- {v} to superintend, direct, manage
- To be set, or to sit, in the place of authority; to occupy the place of president, chairman, moderator, director, etc
- To exercise superintendence; to watch over
- To exercise authority or control
- act as president; "preside over companies and corporations
- {f} act as chairman, have the seat of authority; direct, manage, lead
- to direct, control, and regulate, as chief officer; as, to preside at a public meeting; to preside over the senate
- If you preside over a meeting or an event, you are in charge. The PM presided over a meeting of his inner Cabinet The presiding officer ruled that the motion was out of order. to be in charge of a formal event, organization, ceremony etc (praesidere , from sedere )
- act as president; "preside over companies and corporations"
- preside over
- Be in charge of (a situation)
- presiding
- Having authority over; vested with the authority to preside over
- presided
- past of preside
- presider
- One who presides
- presides
- third-person singular of preside
- presiding
- present participle of preside
- presiding
- from Preside
- presiding
- {s} occupying a position of authority, directing, managing, leading
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Hyphenation
pre·sideTurkish pronunciation
prizaydSynonyms
administer, advise, be at the head of, be in driver’s seat, call the signals, carry on, chair, conduct, control, direct, do the honors, govern, handle, head, head upPronunciation
/prēˈzīd/ /priːˈzaɪd/
Etymology
() From Old French présider Latin praesidere (“to preside”) pre- (“before”) + sedere (“to sit”).Common Collocations
preside overResimler
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