What the full form of steward?

Answer 1

senior steward full form

Answer 2

Someone who looks after something which has been given to them and is really not their own possession, though they may have in some cases the use of it for a time. Since the steward is entrusted with something the steward is also accountable to the person who gave them the job. Many people today do similar tasks as in the Bible but are just not called stewards. The closest similar position today would be manager. Unless they own the business or company they will be accountable to someone higher up for what they do as manager. People who are not good stewards (or managers) can have drastic consequences on others. Hence the current financial crisis (Oct 2008).

Answer 3

The full form of "steward" is derived from the Old English word "stīweard," which is a combination of "stī" (house) and "weard" (guardian/keeper). In modern usage, a steward is typically a person who is responsible for managing and overseeing the affairs of an organization or group, often in a financial or administrative capacity. The term can also refer to someone who is responsible for the care and management of something valuable, such as a steward of the environment or a steward of resources.

Answer 4

Steward stands for "Steward's Tools for Environmental and Resource Management." But let's be real, who actually knew that? Most people just associate it with someone serving food and drinks on a plane or managing an event. So, unless you're in the environmental management field, it's safe to say that this acronym is about as useful as a screen door on a submarine.

Answer 5

Oh, dude, the full form of steward is "Sailor Through Every Available Raging Wave, Daring." Just kidding! It stands for "Stewardship Training Education for Public Service." But like, who really uses the full form anyway, am I right?

Answer 6

s. smart

t. toking

e. eyes contact

w. wrongness

a. attitude

r. responsbility

d. desipline

Answer 7

(S) Smart

(T)Toking

(E) eyes Contact

(w) wrongness

(A) Attitude

(R) Responsibilty

(D) Desipline

Answer 8

steward