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Meanings of superintendent in English
Executive with oversight and charge of an institution, department, place, or operation; generally has chief governing power.
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Portuguese
feitor Catalan
superintendent Russian
суперинтендент Head of an administrative division of a Protestant church.
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Examples for "super"
Examples for "super"
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Since the crisis ended, markets have been supported by super-low interest rates.
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Our super-dooper social media GeekMoms posed a question a couple weeks ago.
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It looks good, value is great and there is that super-long warranty.
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Still, the debt burden now looks manageable, especially given super-low borrowing costs.
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Nobody wants to be the main character in a super-spreading event, right?
Usage of superintendent in English
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Walker trailed Democratic state schools superintendent Tony Evers by 7 percentage points.
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Meanwhile, the city began a nationwide search for a new police superintendent.
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The superintendent was good at hearing only what he wanted to hear.
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The superintendent said he thought he had just the place for her.
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Not until late in the afternoon did the superintendent visit the engine-room.
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The former South Yorkshire police chief superintendent made his plea by videolink.
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A chief superintendent from outside the region is now leading the investigation.
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He is the superintendent, and his word, in every sense, is law.
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When the 48-year-old assistant police superintendent reached his room he heard explosions.
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He said that he formally requested the superintendent's resignation on Tuesday morning.
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The power of suspension or exclusion is vested only in the superintendent.
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So a local school superintendent, a classical scholar, suggested a name change.
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The vizier asked which of them was the superintendent of the market.
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He must be a principal or a superintendent in the school system.
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At the same moment, the superintendent called out in a furious voice:
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The district superintendent, Nikolai Vitti, cited safety concerns for staff and students.
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