Controller ( noun , verb )

(As a noun)

Controller ( noun )

1. A person or thing that controls or regulates something.
2. A device that regulates the operation of a machine or system.
3. A person who manages and directs a business or organization.

Origin:

From middle english contraytour, from old french contrerolleur, from contre- ("against") + rolleur ("roller"), from rôle ("roll"). the verb sense is from the noun.

Examples:

1. The controller of the power plant is responsible for ensuring that the electricity is distributed evenly.
2. The controller on my gaming console allows me to move my character around the screen.
3. The controller of the company is responsible for making sure that the company runs smoothly and efficiently.
4. A controller is a device that regulates the operation of a machine or system.
5. The traffic controller directs the flow of vehicles to prevent accidents.

(As a verb)

Controller ( verb )

1. A person or thing that controls or regulates something.
2. A device that regulates the operation of a machine or system.
3. A person who manages and directs a business or organization.

Origin:

From middle english contraytour, from old french contrerolleur, from contre- ("against") + rolleur ("roller"), from rôle ("roll"). the verb sense is from the noun.

Examples:

1. The controller of the power plant is responsible for ensuring that the electricity is distributed evenly.
2. The controller on my gaming console allows me to move my character around the screen.
3. The controller of the company is responsible for making sure that the company runs smoothly and efficiently.
4. A controller is a device that regulates the operation of a machine or system.
5. The traffic controller directs the flow of vehicles to prevent accidents.