Definition
Definition of EXEC - Reverso English Dictionary
Abbreviation
- The EXEC approved the new policy.
- The EXEC met with the board yesterday.
- A new EXEC was hired last month.
Origin of EXEC
Latin executus (carried out)
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- French:dir., ...
- German:GL, ...
- Italian:manager, ...
- Spanish:dir., ...
- Portuguese:executivo, ...
- Chinese:高管, ...
- Japanese:エグゼクティブ, ...
- Arabic:تنفيذي, ...
- Hebrew:מְנַהֵל בָּכִיר, ...
- Russian:рук., ...
- Ukrainian:Директор, ...
- Hindi:कार्यकारी, ...
Definition of exec - Reverso English Dictionary
Noun
- The company hired a new exec to lead marketing.
- The exec attended the annual board meeting.
- An experienced exec can make a big difference.
Origin of exec
Latin, ex (out) + agere (to do)
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- French:cadre, ...
- German:Manager, ...
- Italian:dirigente, ...
- Spanish:ejecutivo, ...
- Portuguese:executivo, ...
- Chinese:高管, ...
- Japanese:幹部, ...
- Arabic:مُدِير, ...
- Hebrew:בָּכִיר, ...
- Russian:руководитель, ...
- Ukrainian:керівник, ...
- Hindi:एग्ज़िक्यूटिव, ...
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