organizzatore

organizer

noun ohr-gah-need-dzah-TOH-reh Less Common

Origin: from organizzare, 'to organize'

Usage Note

Organizzatore is an event 'organizer'; the feminine is organizzatrice and the plural organizzatori. Note the doubled -zz- is pronounced as a sharp 'dz'. It often heads a noun phrase like organizzatore di eventi.

Examples

"L'organizzatore del concerto è arrivato."

Natural Translation

The concert organizer has arrived.

Literal Translation

The-organizer of-the concert is arrived.

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