柯林斯詞典deputize /?d?pj??ta?z/ (deputizing,deputized,deputizes) BRIT also deputise1. V-T If you deputize someone, you ask them to do something on another person's behalf, for example, attend a meeting. 委托(某人)為代表[美國英語] The president said he could deputize the Florida National Guard to help with security. 該總統(tǒng)說他可能委托佛羅里達(dá)國民警衛(wèi)隊為代表去幫助提供安全保障。2. V-I If you deputize for someone, you do something on their behalf, for example, attend a meeting. 代表(某人) I sometimes had to deputize for him in the kitchen. 我有時候不得不在廚房里代表他。 Herr Schulmann cannot be here to welcome you and has asked me to deputize. 舒曼先生不能到此歡迎你,他讓我做代表。 返回 deputize劍橋詞典to act or speak for another person , especially at work (尤指工作上)代理…;替…發(fā)言 I'm deputizing for (= doing the job of) the director during his absence . 主任不在期間由我代理他的工作。 返回 deputize