deputize

• Nombrar a alguien como representante o sustituto en un cargo oficial, o actuar en dicho papel en lugar de otra persona.

A verb meaning to appoint or act as a deputy or substitute for someone in an official capacity.

1. Act as a substituteB2formal

   To temporarily take on the duties or responsibilities of another person, especially in a professional or official capacity.

   Actuar como sustituto

   • She will deputize for the manager while he is on leave.
   • He was asked to deputize for the absent teacher.
   • The vice president often deputizes for the president at official events.

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2. Appoint as a substituteB2formal

   To officially appoint someone to act as a substitute or representative in one's place.

   Nombrar como suplente

   • The CEO deputized her assistant to sign the contract.
   • The sheriff deputized several citizens to help maintain order.
   • The committee deputized a member to attend the conference.

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