Pronunciation: English [HED] and American [HED].

Explanation:

Head; Head; Mind; Brain; One end is long and the other is high.

Move in (a certain direction); Leadership; Supervisor; Ranked first; In the front row.

Others: third person singular: human head; ; Plural number: human head; ; Present participle: title; ; Past tense: take the lead; ; Past participle: headed.

Etymology: heafod comes directly from old English; Originally from primitive Germanic language, khaubuthan means the top of the body.

Discrimination of word meaning:

The nouns chief, head, leader and boss all refer to "a person with power or sovereignty".

Chief is the most widely used word, which can refer to the supreme ruler, immediate superior or head of any level.

Head refers to the person in charge or the highest person in charge of an organization or group.

A leader refers to the leader or leader of a country, a nation, a political party, an organization, etc. Emphasize leadership, that is, be able to guide, guide, control and get the support of leaders.

Boss is an informal word, which is mostly used in spoken language and can refer to any person in charge, manager, boss or foreman.