| 释义 | deputiseenUK
 deputisePast participle: deputised
 Gerund: deputising
 
 | Imperative | 
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 | deputise |  | deputise | 
 | Present | 
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 | I deputise |  | you deputise |  | he/she/it deputises |  | we deputise |  | you deputise |  | they deputise | 
 | Preterite | 
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 | I deputised |  | you deputised |  | he/she/it deputised |  | we deputised |  | you deputised |  | they deputised | 
 | Present Continuous | 
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 | I am deputising |  | you are deputising |  | he/she/it is deputising |  | we are deputising |  | you are deputising |  | they are deputising | 
 | Present Perfect | 
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 | I have deputised |  | you have deputised |  | he/she/it has deputised |  | we have deputised |  | you have deputised |  | they have deputised | 
 | Past Continuous | 
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 | I was deputising |  | you were deputising |  | he/she/it was deputising |  | we were deputising |  | you were deputising |  | they were deputising | 
 | Past Perfect | 
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 | I had deputised |  | you had deputised |  | he/she/it had deputised |  | we had deputised |  | you had deputised |  | they had deputised | 
 | Future | 
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 | I will deputise |  | you will deputise |  | he/she/it will deputise |  | we will deputise |  | you will deputise |  | they will deputise | 
 | Future Perfect | 
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 | I will have deputised |  | you will have deputised |  | he/she/it will have deputised |  | we will have deputised |  | you will have deputised |  | they will have deputised | 
 | Future Continuous | 
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 | I will be deputising |  | you will be deputising |  | he/she/it will be deputising |  | we will be deputising |  | you will be deputising |  | they will be deputising | 
 | Present Perfect Continuous | 
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 | I have been deputising |  | you have been deputising |  | he/she/it has been deputising |  | we have been deputising |  | you have been deputising |  | they have been deputising | 
 | Future Perfect Continuous | 
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 | I will have been deputising |  | you will have been deputising |  | he/she/it will have been deputising |  | we will have been deputising |  | you will have been deputising |  | they will have been deputising | 
 | Past Perfect Continuous | 
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 | I had been deputising |  | you had been deputising |  | he/she/it had been deputising |  | we had been deputising |  | you had been deputising |  | they had been deputising | 
 | Conditional | 
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 | I would deputise |  | you would deputise |  | he/she/it would deputise |  | we would deputise |  | you would deputise |  | they would deputise | 
 Thesaurus| Past Conditional | 
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 | I would have deputised |  | you would have deputised |  | he/she/it would have deputised |  | we would have deputised |  | you would have deputised |  | they would have deputised | 
 Translations| Verb | 1. | deputise - act as a substitute; "She stood in for the soprano who suffered from a cold"deputize, step in, substitutecover - help out by taking someone's place and temporarily assuming his responsibilities; "She is covering for our secretary who is ill this week"supercede, supersede, supervene upon, supplant, replace - take the place or move into the position of; "Smith replaced Miller as CEO after Miller left"; "the computer has supplanted the slide rule"; "Mary replaced Susan as the team's captain and the highest-ranked player in the school" |  |  | 2. | deputise - appoint as a substitutedepute, deputizeappoint, charge - assign a duty, responsibility or obligation to; "He was appointed deputy manager"; "She was charged with supervising the creation of a concordance" | 
 depute(diˈpjuːt)  verb1.  to appoint a person to take over a task etc.  授權給... 授权给...2.  to hand over (a task etc) to someone else to do for one.  委託給... 委托给...ˌdepuˈtation (depju-)  noun a group of people appointed to represent others. The miners sent a deputation to the Prime Minister. 委派代表 委派代表deputize, deputise (ˈdepju-)  verb to act as a deputy. She deputized for her father at the meeting. 擔任代表 担任代表deputy (ˈdepjuti)  noun someone appointed to help a person and take over some of his jobs if necessary. While the boss was ill, his deputy ran the office. 副(職)  副(职)deputiseenUK
 deputiseverb To delegate a task to a trusted subordinate.deputiseenUKRelated to deputise: sort out
 Synonyms for deputiseverb act as a substituteSynonymsdeputizestep insubstitute
 Related Wordscoversupercedesupersedesupervene uponsupplantreplace
 verb appoint as a substituteSynonymsRelated Words |