Definition of regisseur in English:

regisseur

noun ˌrɛʒɪˈsəːˌrāZHēˈsər

A person who stages a theatrical production, especially a ballet.
（尤指芭蕾舞的）舞台经理，舞台监督；导演
Example sentencesExamples
- She is the regisseur for ballets by Smuin and Val Caniparoli (she has set his popular Lambarena on companies from South Africa to South Florida).
- Stretton was appointed regisseur at American Ballet Theatre in 1993 and moved up to assistant director in 1994.
- In 1900 he moved to Moscow where he became premier danseur and regisseur of the Bolshoi Ballet; in 1902 he was appointed director, a position he held until his death.
- Dancers and choreographers, ballet masters and regisseurs do not take kindly to non-dancers controlling their destinies or making decisions for them.
- Irina Jacobson, widow of the choreographer and a respected international ballet teacher and regisseur, has also been an important part of these revivals.
Synonyms
supervisor, controller, producer, auteur, choreographer

Origin

From French régisseur.

Definition of regisseur in US English:

regisseur

nounˌrāZHēˈsər

A person who stages a theatrical production, especially a ballet.
（尤指芭蕾舞的）舞台经理，舞台监督；导演
Example sentencesExamples
- Dancers and choreographers, ballet masters and regisseurs do not take kindly to non-dancers controlling their destinies or making decisions for them.
- Irina Jacobson, widow of the choreographer and a respected international ballet teacher and regisseur, has also been an important part of these revivals.
- Stretton was appointed regisseur at American Ballet Theatre in 1993 and moved up to assistant director in 1994.
- In 1900 he moved to Moscow where he became premier danseur and regisseur of the Bolshoi Ballet; in 1902 he was appointed director, a position he held until his death.
- She is the regisseur for ballets by Smuin and Val Caniparoli (she has set his popular Lambarena on companies from South Africa to South Florida).
Synonyms
supervisor, controller, producer, auteur, choreographer

Origin

From French régisseur.

单词	regisseur
释义	Definition of regisseur in English: regisseur noun ˌrɛʒɪˈsəːˌrāZHēˈsər A person who stages a theatrical production, especially a ballet. （尤指芭蕾舞的）舞台经理，舞台监督；导演 Example sentencesExamples She is the regisseur for ballets by Smuin and Val Caniparoli (she has set his popular Lambarena on companies from South Africa to South Florida). Stretton was appointed regisseur at American Ballet Theatre in 1993 and moved up to assistant director in 1994. In 1900 he moved to Moscow where he became premier danseur and regisseur of the Bolshoi Ballet; in 1902 he was appointed director, a position he held until his death. Dancers and choreographers, ballet masters and regisseurs do not take kindly to non-dancers controlling their destinies or making decisions for them. Irina Jacobson, widow of the choreographer and a respected international ballet teacher and regisseur, has also been an important part of these revivals. Synonyms supervisor, controller, producer, auteur, choreographer Origin From French régisseur. Definition of regisseur in US English: regisseur nounˌrāZHēˈsər A person who stages a theatrical production, especially a ballet. （尤指芭蕾舞的）舞台经理，舞台监督；导演 Example sentencesExamples Dancers and choreographers, ballet masters and regisseurs do not take kindly to non-dancers controlling their destinies or making decisions for them. Irina Jacobson, widow of the choreographer and a respected international ballet teacher and regisseur, has also been an important part of these revivals. Stretton was appointed regisseur at American Ballet Theatre in 1993 and moved up to assistant director in 1994. In 1900 he moved to Moscow where he became premier danseur and regisseur of the Bolshoi Ballet; in 1902 he was appointed director, a position he held until his death. She is the regisseur for ballets by Smuin and Val Caniparoli (she has set his popular Lambarena on companies from South Africa to South Florida). Synonyms supervisor, controller, producer, auteur, choreographer Origin From French régisseur.
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