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incumbency

/ɪnˈkʌm.bən.si/

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noun

/ɪnˈkʌm.bən.si/C1formal
  • ruСуществительное, обозначающее период, в течение которого человек занимает определённую должность или пост, а также обязанности и ответственность, связанные с этой должностью.

A noun referring to the period during which a person holds a particular office or position, or the duty and responsibility that comes with that office.

  1. Term of officeC1formalpolitical

    The period during which a person holds a particular position or office.

    ruСрок полномочий

    • His incumbency as mayor lasted for two terms.
    • The senator's incumbency ended after the election.
    • During her incumbency, the company saw significant growth.

    Synonymsadministrationreigntenuretermwatch

  2. Duty or obligationC1formal

    A responsibility or duty that is morally or legally required of someone.

    ruОбязанность

    • It is the incumbency of the board to ensure ethical practices.
    • Fulfilling the incumbency of a parent is a lifelong commitment.
    • The incumbency of a citizen includes voting in elections.

    Synonymsburdenchargecommitmentdutyliabilitymandateobligationonusrequirementresponsibility

    Antonymschoicefreedomoptionprivilege

  3. Position of an incumbentC1formalpolitical

    The office or role held by the current occupant of a position.

    ruДолжность действующего лица

    • The incumbency gives the current president certain advantages.
    • Challengers often struggle against the power of incumbency.
    • The privileges of incumbency include access to official resources.

    Synonymsoccupancyofficepositionposttenancytenureterm

Forms
  • incumbencies plural form
  • incumbencies' possessive plural form
  • incumbency's possessive singular form
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