rector
51Rector, der — Der Rếctor, des s, plur. die Rêctōren, aus dem Lat. Rector, der Vorgesetzte einer Lateinischen Schule, welcher in den Deutschen Schulen der Schulmeister genannt wird; der Schul Rector, zum Unterschiede von einem Rector auf einer Universität, der …
52Rector of the University of St Andrews — The Lord Rector of the University of St Andrews is chosen every three years by the students of the University of St Andrews. Seldom referred to as Lord Rector, he is more commonly known simply as the Rector, the office having been created by the… …
53Rector Street (IRT Broadway–Seventh Avenue Line) — Infobox NYCS name = Rector Street bg color = #E20F00 line = IRT Broadway–Seventh Avenue Line service = Broadway Seventh South Ferry platforms = 2 side platforms tracks = 2 passengers = 1.899 million pass year = 2006 pass percent = 5 borough =… …
54Rector Street (BMT Broadway Line) — Infobox NYCS name = Rector Street font color = black font color 2 = black bg color = #FFC800 line = BMT Broadway Line service = Broadway south platforms = 2 side platforms tracks = 2 passengers = 3.228 million pass year = 2006 pass percent = 29… …
55Rector Township, Saline County, Illinois — Geobox Township name = Rector Township native name = other name = other name1 = category = Township image size = image caption = flag size = symbol = symbol size = country = United States state = Illinois region = Saline region type = County… …
56Rector of Imperial College — The Rector of Imperial College is the highest academic official of Imperial College London. The position is currently head by Sir Roy Anderson who replaced Sir Richard Sykes in July 2008.The Rector currently has the second highest salary of all… …
57Rector magnificentissimus — Rẹc|tor ma|gni|fi|cen|tịs|si|mus auch: Rẹc|tor mag|ni|fi|cen|tịs|si|mus 〈m.; s , to|res mi; früher Titel für〉 Landesherr als Rektor der Hochschule [lat., „der sehr erhabene Leiter“] * * * Rẹc|tor ma|gni|fi|cen|tịs|si|mus [ ...tsɛn...], der; …
58Rector magnificentissimus — Rec|tor ma|gni|fi|cen|tis|si|mus* [ ...tsɛn...] der; , ...ores [...re:s] ...mi <aus lat. rector magnificentissimus »erhabenster Leiter«> (früher) Titel des Landesherrn als Rektor der Hochschule …
59Rector magnificus — Rec|tor ma|gni|fi|cus* [ ...kus] der; , ...ores [...re:s] ...fici [...tsi] <aus lat. rector magnificus »erhabener Leiter«> Titel des Hochschulrektors …
60rector sinecure — /rektar sayniykyuriy/ A rector of a parish who has not the cure of souls …
