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What does the word dispatcher in American English exactly mean in British English?
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The word "dispatcher" refers to someone whose job it is to send vehicles where needed. He or she dispatches, for example, police cars to a crime scene, or fire trucks to a fire. The meaning is the same in all forms of English.
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