| 释义 |
pro·loc·u·tor
\prōˈläkyə]d.ə(r), ]tə(r)\ noun
(-s)
Etymology: Latin, from pro- pro- (II) + locutor speaker, from locutus (past participle of loqui to speak) + -or
1.
a. : one who speaks, pleads, or interprets for another : spokesman
< in a national crisis one … prolocutor who spoke in the name of all the estates — T.E.May >
b. Scotland : an advocate or legal spokesman in a court of law
2.
a. : the speaker or presiding officer of the lower house of a convocation of the Church of England through whom all resolutions of the lower house are communicated to the upper house
b. : the presiding officer or chairman of a meeting or assembly |