under the baton of — under the direction or leadership of someone, especially a conductor
Part of speech: PREPOSITION
Definition: under the direction or leadership of someone, especially a conductor
Pronunciation (IPA): /ˈʌndər ðə bəˈtɑːn ʌv/
Korean meaning: ~의 지휘 하에, ~의 리더십 하에
Korean pronunciation: **언**더 더 배**턴** 오브
Example Sentences
- The company transformed dramatically under the baton of the new CEO.
- Even my cat sits quietly under the baton of my strict grandmother.
- The football team won three championships under the baton of their legendary coach.
under the baton of
PREPOSITION//ˈʌndər ðə bəˈtɑːn ʌv//
under the direction or leadership of someone, especially a conductor
under the direction or leadership of someone, especially a conductor
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Under the baton of dawn, music awakens
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Origin
지휘봉(baton)을 든 지휘자의 권위 아래에 있다는 의미에서 유래. baton은 프랑스어에서 온 말로 '막대기'를 뜻하며, 지휘자가 오케스트라를 통제하는 상징적 도구로 사용됨
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“The company transformed dramatically under the baton of the new CEO.”
“Even my cat sits quietly under the baton of my strict grandmother.”
“The football team won three championships under the baton of their legendary coach.”
“The chaotic classroom became perfectly organized under the baton of the substitute teacher who used to be a drill sergeant.”
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