rector
71rector — ra m. y f. Persona que dirige un colegio, universidad, comunidad …
72RECTOR — Rectori …
73Rector — head teacher in a secondary school …
74rector — n. Pastor, clergyman …
75rector — noun (C) 1 a priest in the Church of England or the Episcopal Church who is responsible for an area from which he receives his income directly compare vicar 2 the person in charge of certain colleges and schools, especially in Scotland …
76Rector — a parish priest, or corporate body such as a monastery or cathedral, that receives the benifice of a parish ♦ The holder of a rectory. (Heath, Peter. Church and Realm, 1272 1461, 367) ♦ Incumbent whose tithes have not been alienated. (Beresford,… …
77rector — n 1. pastor, vicar, dean, chaplain, spiritual director; dignitary, prelate, bishop, monsignor. 2. clergyman, ecclesiastic, churchman, parson, Dial. dominie, divine, clerk, clerical, reverend, cassock, servant of God, Brit. blackcoat. 3. minister …
78rector — rec·tor …
79rector — Ректор …
80rector — [ˈrektə] noun [C] 1) a priest in an Anglican church 2) the person in charge in some schools, colleges, and universities …