floor manager — ➔ manager * * * floor manager UK US noun [C] COMMERCE ► someone who is in charge of a department in a large store: »She works as floor manager at a toy store on the Upper East Side … Financial and business terms
floor manager — noun 1. : floorwalker 2. : a person who directs something (as the maneuverings in favor of a candidate at a convention, the progress of a bill in a legislative assembly, or the handling of material in a warehouse) from the floor 3. : the stage… … Useful english dictionary
floor manager — /ˈflɔ mænədʒə/ (say flaw manuhjuh) noun 1. the person in charge of the area of the set (def. 70) in a television production. 2. a person in charge of a floor of a department store, etc. {floor + manager; def. 2 US (1880s) …
floor manager — floor′ man ager n. 1) gov a person assigned to direct the proceedings on the floor of an assembly, as at a political convention 2) sbz the stage manager of a television program 3) a floorwalker • Etymology: 1885–90, amer … From formal English to slang
floor manager — 1. a person assigned to direct the proceedings on the floor of an assembly, as at a political convention. 2. the stage manager of a television program. [1885 90, Amer.] * * * … Universalium
floor manager — noun A manager who works on the floor and may directly interacts with customers rather than one who works from a desk at a distance from the work … Wiktionary
floor manager — noun Date: 1887 a person who directs something from the floor (as of a nominating convention) … New Collegiate Dictionary
floor manager — noun 1》 the stage manager of a television production. 2》 a supervisor of shop assistants in a large store … English new terms dictionary
floor manager — / flɔ: ˌmænɪdʒə/ noun US a person in charge of the sales staff in a department store … Marketing dictionary in english
floor-man|age — «FLR MAN ihj, FLOHR », transitive verb, aged, ag|ing. U.S. to direct as a floor manager or floor leader: »Within two years he was floor managing major New Deal legislation (Harper s) … Useful english dictionary