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deputise

/ˈdɛp.jʊ.taɪz/

Traduction: Verbe signifiant agir en tant que remplaçant ou exercer une fonction officielle au nom d'une autre personne, ou désigner quelqu'un pour agir à sa place.

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/ˈdɛp.jʊ.taɪz/C1formalbritish
  • frVerbe signifiant agir en tant que remplaçant ou exercer une fonction officielle au nom d'une autre personne, ou désigner quelqu'un pour agir à sa place.

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

  1. Act as a substituteB2formalbritish

    To temporarily take on the role or responsibilities of another person, typically a superior.

    frsuppléer quelqu'un

    • She will deputise for the manager while he is on leave.
    • He was asked to deputise as team leader during the project.
    • I can deputise for you at the meeting if you are unavailable.

    Synonymescoverfill inrelieverepresentstand insubstitute

  2. Appoint as a substituteB2formalbritish

    To officially appoint someone to act on behalf of another person.

    frNommer comme suppléant

    • The director deputised her assistant to sign the documents.
    • They deputised a senior officer to handle the negotiations.
    • The committee deputised him to represent them at the conference.

    Synonymesaccreditappointauthorizecommissiondelegatedeputedesignateempower

Formes
  • deputised past participle
  • deputised past simple
  • deputising present participle
  • deputises third person singular
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