curate
/ˈkjʊreɪt/
verb
- To select, organize, and present items or content, especially for a museum, gallery, website, or collection.
- She was hired to curate a new exhibition of modern art at the museum.
- The blogger carefully curates a list of the best science articles each month.
- Our team will curate the photos for the annual company calendar.
- To manage or oversee a collection or display, ensuring quality and relevance.
- The app allows users to curate their own playlists from millions of songs.
- He curates the university's rare book collection with great care.
- As the festival director, she curates performances from around the world.
noun
- A member of the clergy who assists a vicar, rector, or bishop in a church.
- The bishop assigned a young curate to help with services in the small parish.
- The new curate gave a thoughtful sermon on Sunday morning.
- Our church's curate visits the elderly members of the congregation every week.