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procurator

/ˈprɒk.jʊ.reɪ.tə/

Traduction: Nom désignant une personne autorisée à agir au nom d'une autre, ou historiquement un magistrat de la Rome antique chargé de l'administration des finances et des impôts impériaux.

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noun

/ˈprɒk.jʊ.reɪ.tə/C2formal
  • frNom désignant une personne autorisée à agir au nom d'une autre, ou historiquement un magistrat de la Rome antique chargé de l'administration des finances et des impôts impériaux.

A noun referring to a person authorized to act on behalf of another, or historically, an official in ancient Rome who managed financial and tax matters for the emperor.

  1. Authorized representativeC1formal

    A person who is given the authority to act on behalf of another, often in legal or business matters.

    frMandataire autorisé

    • The procurator signed the contract on behalf of the company.
    • He appointed a procurator to handle his affairs while he was abroad.
    • The procurator presented the documents to the court.

    Synonymesagentattorneydelegatedeputyenvoyfactorproxyrepresentative

  2. Roman officialC2formal

    In ancient Rome, an official appointed by the emperor to manage financial and tax matters in a province.

    frprocurateur (magistrat romain)

    • Pontius Pilate was the Roman procurator of Judea.
    • The procurator collected taxes and oversaw the imperial treasury.
    • The emperor sent a procurator to govern the newly conquered territory.
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  • procurator's possessive singular form