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Перевод: deputy

[существительное]
представитель ; депутат ; делегат ; заместитель ; помощник шерифа; десятник по безопасности; крепильщик

Тезаурус:

1. The Earl of Yarborough, a mere deputy Lord Lieutenant in Lincolnshire, has twenty-eight thousand acres, over which the family's pack, the Brockleby Hounds range freely.
2. They have been formally invited to ring Dick Lloyd, the deputy chairman, to vent their spleen.
3. Lord Whitelaw, for long her Deputy Prime Minster, also embodied this kind of Conservatism - cautious, moderate, a classic One Nation Tory.
4. Managers and deputy managers can now receive training in staff management, time management, planning and budgeting, in addition to the familiarisation training that they have always received.
5. "Wind him down," yelled his deputy heckler, Brian Sedgemore.
6. Now though, deputy director Perks is keen to develop the project.
7. Scott Bramwell, a last-minute deputy for an injured member of the Franco-Gabonese Delmas team, relished the canoeing and rafting.
8. The headmaster seemed young, to Bodie, for a man with responsibility for so many kids, but he was pleasant enough, and certainly co-operative, and was prepared to let Bodie act as deputy sports master for as long as the surveillance on young Nick Stone was needed.
9. In a letter dated 25 October 1821, Dom Grossard, the last cellarmaster of Hautvillers, informed Monsieur d'Herbes, the deputy mayor of A, that it was Dom Prignon who had discovered the secret of making starbright white wines.
10. Mr David Heathcoat-Amory, a former junior Energy Minister, has been appointed deputy chief whip by Mr Major, succeeding Mr Alastair Goodlad who is going to the Foreign Office.
11. The Forum also insisted that the price of supporting Mr Calfa as Prime Minister was to have the leading Slovak human rights activist, Mr Jan Czarnogursky, as first Deputy Prime Minister.
12. Kinnock, however, must be regretting the firmness with which he declared in his resignation statement that the elections for the leadership and deputy leadership "will take place in the second half of June".
13. He was demoted from deputy leader and replaced by William McCrea, the Free Presbyterian minister of Magherafelt in Londonderry.