depute / dəˈpyut /

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depute 的定义

v. 有主动词 verb

de·put·ed, de·put·ing.

  1. to appoint as one's substitute, representative, or agent.
  2. to assign to a deputy.

depute 近义词

depute

等同于 commission

depute

等同于 commit

depute

等同于 constitute

depute

等同于 delegate

depute

等同于 deputize

depute 的近义词 7
depute 的反义词 1
depute

等同于 designate

更多depute例句

  1. I depute you to open this sealed document and read the contents to the company.
  2. Gonzalo said that he would depute two friends, who would arrange with them the details for their meeting at Nieva in the morning.
  3. How on earth could I depute such a responsibility to any one in the office.
  4. The ignorant and uneducated man is quite too willing to depute to others the task of thinking for him and furnishing his opinions.
  5. He was the son of one of the depute clerks to the Supreme Court, not an elevated position, though one of great respectability.