delegate

['delɪgeɪt] n

gen.

挑选或者委派某人作代表; 委托给下级; 授权给

comp., MS

委派 (A type that references a method. Once a delegate is assigned a method, it behaves exactly like that method. Delegates are roughly similar to function pointers in C++; however, they are type-safe and secure); 代理人 (Someone who has been specified by a manager (or other person) to make or receive calls on their behalf. Delegates can change call forwarding settings and add other delegates. Delegates are automatically given "Team Access," which allows them to contact the "manager" even when his or her presence is set to Do not Disturb)

econ.

委员

law, amer.

推选为众议院议员通常是被推选代表选区出席特别会议或党代会

delegate ['delɪgeɪt] v

English thesaurus

delegate ['delɪgeɪt] abbr.

abbr.

del

mil., logist.

To confide authority, and hence the power to decide according to the delegated tasks in order to reach an objective, to another person. Tasks are only means to reach the objective. It is the objective which gives its meaning to the delegation. Ordering tasks to be carried out is not delegating. To delegate means: 1. to define clear limits and clarify the delegated powers, 2. to negotiate with the agent and not to impose; 3. to accept to fully give the power; 4. to control afterwards; 5. to give the agent the necessary authority; 6. not to intervene, except to take the delegation back; 7. to accept that errors can be made; 9. to remain responsible. (FRA)

delegates

: 86 phrases in 26 subjects

Athletics	4
Business	8
China	4
Commerce	3
Corporate governance	2
Economics	7
English	1
Environment	1
Exhibitions	1
General	3
Ice hockey	2
International trade	2
Labor law	2
Law	17
Management	1
Mechanics	1
Microsoft	1
Project management	5
Racing and motorsport	1
Scientific	1
Securities	2
Shooting sport	4
Sports	7
Technology	2
Textile industry	3
United Nations	1