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exec

Meaning in simple English, pronunciation and examples

Pronunciation: US /ɪɡˈzɛk/ · UK /ɪɡˈzek/

Forms: execs

exec means: A person with a high position managing a company or organization.

noun

BUSINESS MANAGERB2

A person with a high position managing a company or organization.

  • A company exec called me.
  • Several senior execs attended the meeting.
  • The studio hired a new exec to manage its films.

Similar words: executive, manager

Common phrases: senior exec, company exec, media exec

DEPUTY COMMANDERC2

The officer who is the commander’s main assistant.

  • The exec reported to the captain.
  • Our new exec inspected the crew before departure.
  • The captain left the exec in charge of the ship.

Similar words: executive officer, second-in-command

Common phrases: ship exec, the new exec

verb

RUN PROGRAMC2

To start and run a computer program or command.

  • The shell can exec another program.
  • The service execs a script when it starts.
  • Check the path before you exec the command.

How to use it: exec something (The process will exec a new program.)

Similar words: execute, run

Common phrases: exec a program, exec a command

Questions about exec

What does exec mean?

A person with a high position managing a company or organization.

What is exec in other languages?

Türkçe: yönetici · Español: ejecutivo · Français: cadre · Deutsch: Manager · Italiano: dirigente · 日本語: 幹部

How do you pronounce exec?

In American English /ɪɡˈzɛk/; in British English /ɪɡˈzek/.

How do you use exec in a sentence?

A company exec called me. Several senior execs attended the meeting.

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