curate
noun[C]
uk/ˈkjʊə.rət/us/ˈkjʊr.ət/apriestof thelowestrank,especiallyin theChurchofEngland, whosejobis tohelpthevicar(=priestof aparticulararea)
(尤指英国国教会的)助理牧师Religious leaders & officials
- anti-papal
- apostolic
- archbishop
- archbishopric
- archdeacon
- clerical
- confessor
- curacy
- deacon
- ministry
- muezzin
- mullah
- non-clerical
- padre
- priestly
- primate
- rabbi
- rabbinical
- rector
- the Dalai Lama
Idiom
curate's egg
curate
verb[T]
uk/kjʊəˈreɪt/us/ˈkjʊr.eɪt/to be inchargeofselectingandcaringforobjectsto beshownin amuseumor toformpartof acollectionofart, anexhibition, etc.:
策划(展览等)She curated arecentexhibitionofIndianartwork.她最近策划了一个印度艺术展。
to be inchargeofselectingfilms,performers,events, etc. to beincludedin afestival:
a Messiaenfestivalcurated bypianistPierre-Laurent Aimard
toselectthings such asdocuments,music,products, orinternetcontentto beincludedaspartof alistorcollection, or on awebsite:
a curatedlibraryofshortmoviesavailableonline
Controlling and being in charge
- aggrandize
- assume
- assumption
- authoritative
- authoritatively
- commanding
- dictate
- harness
- have (got)someoneby the short and curliesidiom
- havesomeoneby the ballsidiom
- havesomeoneeating out ofyourhandidiom
- have/hold the whip handidiom
- helm
- override
- police
- policing
- possess
- power play
- predominate
- skipper
You can also find related words, phrases, and synonyms in the topics:
Exhibiting and exhibitions
Spectacles & performances
Taking and choosing
Lists and catalogues