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Word: Business Executive

Definition: A business executive is a person who has an important job in a company or organization. They are responsible for making decisions, managing people, and helping the business grow.

Usage Instructions:

• Part of Speech: Noun
• You can use "business executive" to talk about someone who holds a high position in a company, such as a manager or director.

Example:

• "The business executive presented the new marketing plan to the board of directors."

Advanced Usage:

• In discussions about corporate leadership, you might say, "The business executive's strategic vision transformed the company's operations."
• You can also refer to specific roles, such as "senior business executive" or "chief business executive" to denote higher levels of responsibility.

Word Variants:

• Executive (noun): A person who has administrative responsibilities in a company.
• Business (noun): The activity of making, buying, and selling goods and services.

Different Meanings:

• In a different context, "executive" can refer to someone in charge of enforcing laws or policies, such as in government (e.g., "the executive branch").

Synonyms:

• Manager
• Director
• Administrator
• Officer
• Leader

Related Idioms:

• "Call the shots": To make the decisions or choices in a situation.

  • Example: "As the business executive, she calls the shots on project budgets."

• "Get down to business": To start working seriously on a task.

  • Example: "After a short meeting, we need to get down to business and finalize the report."

Phrasal Verbs:

• "Take over": To assume control of something, often a position or responsibility.

  • Example: "He will take over as the business executive after the retirement of the current director."

• "Step up": To take on more responsibility or to increase efforts in a role.

Academic

Noun

1. an executive in a business corporation

Synonyms

• corporate executive