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51Superintendent, der — Der Superintendént, des en, plur. die en, aus dem Lat. Superintendeus, denjenigen zu bezeichnen, welcher die Aufsicht über andere hat. In der Katholischen Kirche waren es schon vor Alters gewisse Aufseher über die Geistlichen einer Diöces, welche …
52superintendent of public instruction — See state superintendent of public instruction; superintendent of schools …
53Superintendent of School Buildings, New York City — The Superintendent of Schools Buildings was a position assigned by the School Building Commission of the New York City Board of Education.BOE Superintendents of School BuildingsBrooklyn Board of Education (until 1898) *1879 1898 mdash; James W.… …
54superintendent of schools — An officer employed by a board of education, in charge of the work of the public schools in a city. In some jurisdictions, a county officer who maintains a general supervision over the public schools of the county. See state superintendent of… …
55superintendent general — noun (plural superintendents general) Etymology: superintendent (I) + general, adjective : one exercising authority over a number of superintendents …
56superintendent — Synonyms and related words: Big Brother, G man, MP, administrator, auditor, bailiff, beadle, beagle, boatswain, boss, bound bailiff, captain, catchpole, chief, chief of police, commissioner, comptroller, conductor, constable, controller, deputy,… …
57superintendent — su|pe|rin|ten|dent Mot Agut Nom masculí …
58Superintendent — 1. Tilsynsførende. 2. Tidligere betegnelse for en biskop …
59superintendent — I (Roget s IV) n. Syn. overseer, supervisor, inspector, director, landlord, custodian; see also administrator . II (Roget s 3 Superthesaurus) n. 1. director supervisor, overseer, manager, chief, administrator, boss, head, foreman. 2. caretaker… …
60Superintendent — Su|per|in|ten|dẹnt 〈m.; Gen.: en, Pl.: en; Theol.〉 evang. Geistlicher, der einem Bezirk vorsteht; Syn. Ephorus [Etym.: <kirchenlat. superintendens, Part. Präs. zu superintendere »die Aufsicht haben«] …
