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regie

directing (of a film, play, or show) /reˈd͡ʒi.e/

noun#5565 most common

Also: direction (as in film/stage direction), stage management, state-run administration (older, institutional sense)

Example sentences

Filmul are o regie bună.
The film has good directing.
Regia acestui film este excelentă.
The directing of this film is excellent.
Regia spectacolului i-a plăcut mult publicului.
The audience liked the show's directing a lot.
Criticii au lăudat regia îndrăzneață a filmului.
Critics praised the film's bold directing.
Regia semnată de acest cineast a schimbat modul de a povesti pe ecran.
The directing signed by this filmmaker changed the way stories are told on screen.
Deși scenariul era slab, regia meticuloasă a reușit să salveze filmul de la eșec.
Although the screenplay was weak, the meticulous directing managed to save the film from failure.

Declension

CaseSingularPlural
Nominativeregieregii
Genitiveregiiregiilor
Accusativeregieregii
Vocativeregieregii

Word family

regizordirector (of a film or play)
regizoaredirector (female)
a regizato direct (a film, play)
regizoraldirectorial, relating to directing

Etymology

Romanian borrowed "regie" from French "régie" in the 19th century, when the word denoted state administration of a monopoly, such as tobacco or salt. French "régie" itself traces to Latin "regere", meaning to rule or direct. Over the 20th century the Romanian word narrowed in everyday use to the specific sense of directing a film, play, or broadcast, the meaning most speakers reach for today.

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