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单词 deputy
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deputy
noun[C]
uk
/ˈdep.jə.ti/us
/ˈdep.jə.t̬i/
C1
apersonwho is given thepowerto do somethinginsteadof anotherperson, or thepersonwhoserankisimmediatelybelow that of theleaderof anorganization:
代理人；副职，副手
I'd like you tomeetAnn Gregory, my deputy.我想请你见见我的副手安•格雷戈里。
I'mactingasdeputy while thebossis away.老板不在的时候，我就代理他的工作。
the deputydirector/editor/sheriff副主任／编辑／治安官
UKShe's deputy (head)ofalargeNorthLondonschool.她在北伦敦地区一所很大的中学当副校长。
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  • She has beenpromotedfrom deputymanagertoseniormanager.
  • Thepartyleaderis anextremeleft-winger, but her deputy is moremoderatein herviews.
  • Themayorand her deputylockedhornsoverplansfor the newroad.
  • She's thenominalheadofourcollege- therealworkis done by her deputy.
  • Thecontestfor deputyleadershipof thepartyisgatheringspeed.
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(Definition ofdeputyfrom theCambridge Advanced Learner's Dictionary & Thesaurus© Cambridge University Press)

deputy| American Dictionary

deputy
noun[C]
us
/ˈdep·jə·t̬i/
apersonwho is given thepowertoactinsteadof, or tohelpdo theworkof, anotherperson:
a deputychairman
the deputyeditor
a sheriff’s deputy
(Definition ofdeputyfrom theCambridge Academic Content Dictionary© Cambridge University Press)

deputy| Business English

deputy
noun[C]
uk
/ˈdepjəti/us
apersonwhoserankisimmediatelybelow that of theheadof anorganizationor adepartment, and who is inchargewhen theheadis not there:
He wasappointedto theParisoffice,servingasdeputy tothebureauchief.
You will berequiredtoactas deputyin the Sales Manager'sabsence.
deputychairman/director
(Definition ofdeputyfrom theCambridge Business English Dictionary© Cambridge University Press)

Examplesofdeputy

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The appointment of deputies, however, seems not to have made the system as a whole significantly more orderly.
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The efforts of deputies to consult the population are noted and appreciated, and the reputations of entrepreneurial deputies spread outside their constituencies.
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Strengthening this force was seen as undermining the president's grip on power and consolidating that of hisdeputydefence minister.
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For example, suppose a particulardeputyis twice as likely to run for re-election as to retire.
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Thedeputywho most effectively demonstrated his city's consideration for the public good would ultimately win the vote of the councillors.
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Preparatory offices were set up for four additional institutes, and directors anddeputydirectors were appointed.
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My model attempts to gauge whether deputies' votes are consistent with the characteristics of their constituencies, and whether the votes demonstrate party loyalty.
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Alternatively the resident sends a representative, accompanied by thedeputychiefs of the same seven villages, to investigate and resolve the case.
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Governors and presidents appoint department heads and their principal deputies.
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A key figure in this mediation was the prefect; but much also turned around the deputato (parliamentarydeputy).
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Figures do not include uninominal ballot results for half chamber of deputies, after 1997.
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Thus, the project presented to the congress was amended in significant ways to accommodate the radical convictions of most deputies.
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Finally, a position asdeputycan be a steppingstone in a longer-term political career.
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In addition to compensation, deputies receive diplomatic passports (which onedeputyreported he would use to facilitate his import/export business).
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Refugees, too, organised their own associations, often led by deputies, administrators or people who came from the aristocracy or from the middle classes.
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Collocationswithdeputy

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deputy assistant
This was led by adeputyassistantcommissioner who was assisted by a team of officers and civilian staff.
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Hansard archive
Example from the Hansard archive. Contains Parliamentary information licensed under theOpen Parliament Licence v3.0
deputy chairman
It is a sorry state of affairs when adeputychairmanis not even given proper notice of an extraordinary meeting.
FromEuroparl Parallel Corpus - English
deputy chief
I was also asked aboutdeputychiefconstables and assistant chief constables who may be asked to retire, and whether they would draw pensions.
From the
Hansard archive
Example from the Hansard archive. Contains Parliamentary information licensed under theOpen Parliament Licence v3.0
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