| 释义 |
repreˈsentor
[-or.]
= representer. spec. in Law: one by or on behalf of whom a representation is made.
1553Bale tr. Gardiner's De Vera Obed. d vij b, In that place he hath set princes whom as representours of his image vnto men, he wolde haue to be reputed [etc.]. 1643Herle Answ. Ferne 30 Their consents..should oblige the Commonalty as consenting in their Representors. 1646Sir T. Browne Pseud. Ep. 262 Art being but the Imitator or secondary representor, it must not vary from the verity of the example. 1653Clarke Papers (Camden) III. 7 Colonel Pride is chosen one of the Representors for..London. 1911,1971[see representee 3]. |