dispatcher

/dis'pætʃə/
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dispatcher

The dispatcher radios the bus driver to begin the route.

Definition
  1. Noun:
    • A person who coordinates the movement of vehicles or personnel: A dispatcher is an employee, typically in transportation, logistics, or emergency services, responsible for scheduling and sending out vehicles, equipment, or workers to locations where they are needed.
    • An official who signals the start of a race: In sports, a dispatcher is the official who gives the signal for competitors to begin a race or competition.
Usage and Examples
  • Noun (Transportation/Logistics):
    • The truck dispatcher coordinated the delivery routes for the entire fleet.
    • She works as a 911 dispatcher, sending police and ambulances to emergency calls.
  • Noun (Sports):
    • The dispatcher fired the starting pistol, and the marathon began.
Advanced Usage
  • "Dispatcher" in computing: In computer science, a dispatcher is a module or component in an operating system that manages the assignment of tasks or processes to the CPU.
    • The kernel's dispatcher allocates processor time to various running applications.
Variants and Related Words
  • Dispatch (verb/noun): To send off for a purpose; or the act of sending. (e.g., )
  • Dispatch rider (noun): A messenger on a motorcycle or bicycle.
Synonyms
  • Coordinator: A person who organizes the different parts of an activity.
  • Controller: One who directs or regulates.
  • Starter (for sports context): An official who signals the beginning of a race.
Related Phrases
  • "To be on dispatch": To be available and waiting for assignment from a dispatcher.
    • The taxi driver is on dispatch, waiting for his next fare.
dispatcher

The dispatcher radios the bus driver to begin the route.

Noun
  1. employee of a transportation company who controls the departures of vehicles according to weather conditions and in the interest of efficient service
  2. the official who signals the beginning of a race or competition

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