deputy

/ˈdɛpjəti/
noun 5verb 1

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1

(noun.) second most important person

ADJ

acting

former

The former deputy mayor decided to run for the top position this year.

VERB + DEPUTY

appoint (sb as)

The manager decided to appoint Sarah as deputy while she was on maternity leave.

act as

DEPUTY + NOUN

chair, chairman, director, governor, head, leader, manager, minister, president, etc.

The deputy manager will oversee the store while the boss is away on vacation.

PREP

~ to

The newly appointed manager will serve as deputy to the director starting next month.

2

(noun.) member of a parliament

ADJ

congressional, parliamentary

The congressional deputy announced her decision to retire after serving fifteen years in office.

opposition | right-wing, socialist, etc.

VERB + DEPUTY

elect

The government elected a new deputy to replace the retiring official.

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