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solicitor

/səˈlɪs.ɪ.tə/

Traduction: Au Royaume-Uni, juriste qui donne des conseils juridiques et prépare des actes et documents juridiques, par opposition à l'avocat plaidant (barrister) qui représente les clients devant les tribunaux.

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noun

/səˈlɪs.ɪ.tə/B2formalbritish
  • frAu Royaume-Uni, juriste qui donne des conseils juridiques et prépare des actes et documents juridiques, par opposition à l'avocat plaidant (barrister) qui représente les clients devant les tribunaux.

A British lawyer who provides legal advice and prepares legal documents, distinct from a barrister who represents clients in court.

  1. Legal advisor (UK)B2formalbritishlegal

    A type of lawyer in the United Kingdom who provides legal advice, prepares legal documents, and handles legal matters, but does not typically represent clients in higher courts.

    frSolliciteur (avocat-conseil au Royaume-Uni)

    • The solicitor drafted the contract for the property sale.
    • She consulted a solicitor about her inheritance dispute.
    • The solicitor advised the client on the terms of the will.
  2. Petitioner or canvasserC1formal

    A person who asks for contributions, support, or votes, often in a commercial or political context.

    frSolliciteur

    • The solicitor for the charity went door-to-door collecting donations.
    • A political solicitor gathered signatures for the petition.
    • The company hired a solicitor to promote their new product.

    Synonymesbeggarcanvasserfundraiserpetitionersuitorsupplicanttout

Formes
  • solicitors plural form
  • solicitors' possessive plural form
  • solicitor's possessive singular form
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