미국의 주 정부를 이끄는 선출직 최고 책임자.
The elected executive head of a state in the United States.
예문:
"The governor announced a new initiative to improve public education across the state."
"She is running for governor in the upcoming election, focusing on economic reform."
"The state legislature often clashes with the governor over budget allocations."
식민지나 속령의 최고 행정관, 또는 중앙은행이나 주요 공공기관의 최고 책임자.
A high-ranking official appointed to govern a region, colony, or institution, such as a central bank or a major public body.
예문:
"The Governor of the Bank of Canada delivered a speech on monetary policy stability."
"Historically, the colonial governor held immense power over trade and law enforcement."
"As a member of the board of governors, she oversees the university's financial planning."
엔진이나 터빈 등 기계의 속도나 유량을 자동으로 조절하여 일정한 움직임을 유지하거나 과속을 방지하는 장치.
A device used to automatically regulate the speed or flow rate of a machine, such as an engine or turbine, to maintain uniform motion or prevent overspeeding.
예문:
"The engine's governor failed, causing the machine to accelerate uncontrollably."
"Modern diesel engines use electronic governors instead of mechanical ones for precise control."
(영국 비격식) 아버지, 고용주, 또는 권위 있는 사람을 부르는 비격식적인 호칭.
Used informally, especially in British English, to refer to one's father, employer, or a person in a position of authority.
예문:
"I have to ask the governor if I can take the day off next week."
""Don't worry, guv'nor, I'll handle that right away," the assistant replied respectfully."