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1. (n.) attorney
a lawyer; attorney-at-law.
Etymology: (1250–1300; ME < AF attourne lit., (one who is) turned to, i.e., appointed, ptp. of attourner to attorn)
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| Definition of 'attorney' |
Princeton's WordNet |
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1. (noun) lawyer, attorney
a professional person authorized to practice law; conducts lawsuits or gives legal advice
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1. (noun) attorney
a lawyer
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| Definition of 'attorney' |
Webster Dictionary |
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1. (noun) attorney
a substitute; a proxy; an agent
2. (noun) attorney
one who is legally appointed by another to transact any business for him; an attorney in fact
3. (noun) attorney
a legal agent qualified to act for suitors and defendants in legal proceedings; an attorney at law
4. (verb) attorney
to perform by proxy; to employ as a proxy
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Sense: a person who has the legal power to act for another person.
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Afrikaans: prokureur |
Arabic: مُحـامِ، وَكيل |
Bulgarian: пълномощник |
Brazilian: procurador |
Czech: zmocněnec |
German: der/die Bevollmächtigte(r |
Danish: fuldmægtig; advokat; sagf |
Greek: συνήγορος |
Spanish: apoderado |
Estonian: volitatud esindaja |
Farsi: وکیل |
Finnish: asiamies |
French: mandataire |
Hebrew: עוֹרֵך דִין |
Hindi: मुख्तार |
Croatian: punomoćnik |
Hungarian: ügyvéd |
Indonesian: pengacara |
Icelandic: fulltrúi, umboðsmaður |
Italian: mandatario |
Japanese: 代理人 |
Korean: 변호사 |
Lithuanian: įgaliotinis, patikėtinis, |
Latvian: pilnvarotais; aizstāvis |
Malay: pendakwaraya |
Dutch: gevolmachtigde |
Norwegian: fullmektig |
Polish: pełnomocnik |
Persian: وکیل |
Pashto: وکیل |
Portuguese: procurador |
Romanian: împuternicit, delegat |
Russian: поверенный |
Slovak: zmocnenec |
Slovenian: zastopnik |
Serbian: pravozastupnik |
Swedish: [juridiskt] ombud |
Thai: ทนายความ; นักกฎหมาย; นิติ |
Turkish: avukat |
Taiwanese: 法定代理人 |
Ukrainian: адвокат |
Urdu: مختار، مختار نامہ |
Vietnamese: người được uỷ quyền |
Chinese: 代理人 |
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