curator in Japanese
curator in Japanese is 学芸員 — curator means someone who manages, organizes, and oversees a collection, such as at a museum, gallery, or archive.
curator in Japanese
学芸員
Pronounced: gakugeiin
A person who manages, administers or organizes a collection, either independently or employed by a museum, library, archive or zoo.
What does "curator" mean?
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noun Someone who manages, organizes, and oversees a collection, such as at a museum, gallery, or archive.
"The museum's curator arranged the new dinosaur exhibit."
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curator in a sentence
- The museum's curator arranged the new dinosaur exhibit.
- She works as a curator specializing in Renaissance art.
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What is "curator" in Japanese?
"curator" in Japanese is 学芸員. curator means: Someone who manages, organizes, and oversees a collection, such as at a museum, gallery, or archive.
How do you pronounce 学芸員?
"curator" in Japanese is 学芸員, pronounced "gakugeiin".
How do you use "curator" in a sentence?
Example: "The museum's curator arranged the new dinosaur exhibit." In Japanese, "curator" is 学芸員.
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