deputy

deputy
'depjuti
noun (someone appointed to help a person and take over some of his jobs if necessary: While the boss was ill, his deputy ran the office.) suplente, sustituto
deputy n subdirector
El plural de deputy se escribe deputies
deputy
tr['depjətɪ]
noun (pl deputies)
1 (substitute) sustituto,-a, suplente nombre masulino o femenino
2 SMALLPOLITICS/SMALL diputado,-a
3 SMALLAMERICAN ENGLISH/SMALL ayudante nombre masulino o femenino del shérif
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SMALLIDIOMATIC EXPRESSION/SMALL
deputy chairman vicepresidente,-a
deputy director subdirector,-ra, director,-ra adjunto,-a
deputy head SMALLEDUCATION/SMALL subdirector,-ra
deputy manager subdirector,-ra
deputy ['dɛpjʊt̬i] n, pl -ties : suplente mf ; sustituto m , -ta f
deputy
adj.
• teniente adj.
n.
• diputado s.m.
• lugarteniente s.m.
• sustituto s.m.
• vicario s.m.
'depjəti
noun (pl -ties)
1)
a) (second-in-command) segundo, -da m,f; (substitute) suplente mf, reemplazo mf; (before n)

deputy director — subdirector, -tora m,f, director adjunto, directora adjunta m,f

b) deputy (sheriff) (AmE Law) ayudante mf del sheriff
2) (Govt) diputado, -da m,f
['depjʊtɪ]
1.
N suplente mf , sustituto(-a) m / f ; (Pol) diputado(-a) m / f ; (=agent) representante mf
2.
CPD

deputy chairman N — vicepresidente(-a) m / f

deputy director N — director(a) m / f adjunto(-a), subdirector(a) m / f

deputy head N — (=manager, teacher) subdirector(a) m / f

deputy headmaster N — subdirector m

deputy headmistress N — subdirectora f

deputy leader N — (Brit) [of party] vicepresidente(-a) m / f

deputy manager N — subdirector(a) m / f

deputy mayor N — teniente mf de alcalde

deputy minister N — viceministro(-a) m / f

deputy president N — vicepresidente(-a) m / f

deputy prime minister N — viceprimer(a) ministro(-a) m / f

Deputy Secretary N — (US) viceministro(-a) m / f

deputy sheriff N — (US) ayudante mf del sheriff

* * *
['depjəti]
noun (pl -ties)
1)
a) (second-in-command) segundo, -da m,f; (substitute) suplente mf, reemplazo mf; (before n)

deputy director — subdirector, -tora m,f, director adjunto, directora adjunta m,f

b) deputy (sheriff) (AmE Law) ayudante mf del sheriff
2) (Govt) diputado, -da m,f

English-spanish dictionary. 2013.

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