deputy，英语单词，主要作为形容词、名词。作形容词时意为“副的；代理的”。作名词时意为“代理人，代表”。

英 [ˈdepjuti] 美 [ˈdepjuti]

n. 代理人，副手，副职；代表，议员；（美国协助地方治安官办案的）警官

adj. 副的；代理的

[ 复数 deputies ]

柯林斯英汉双解大词典

deputy /ˈdɛpjʊtɪ/ CET4 TEM4

1.N-COUNT A deputy is the second most important person in an organization such as a business or government department. Someone's deputy often acts on their behalf when they are not there. 副手

2.N-COUNT In some legislatures, the elected members are called deputies. 议员

3.N-COUNT A deputy is a police officer. 警官 [美国英语]

4.N-COUNT A deputy is a person appointed to act on another person's behalf. 代理人

deputy director 副局长，副厅长；副院长

deputy secretary 副秘书

deputy director general 副局长；副处长；副司长

deputy mayor 副市长

deputy chief 副局长；副科长；副处长；副警长；副总警监

deputy general manager 副总经理

deputy prime minister 副总理；副首相

deputy head 副职；副校长

deputy chairman 副主席；副董事长

deputy president 副行长；副校长

deputy commander 副司令；副指挥

deputy manager 副经理

deputy commissioner 副局长；副总监；副署长