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1. vice-
a combining form meaning “deputy,” used esp. in the titles of officials who serve in the absence of the official denoted by the base word:
viceroy; vice-chancellor; vice-chairman.
Etymology: (ME &indirdesc; L vicevice3)
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Sense: second in rank and acting as deputy for
the Vice-President; the vice-chairman.
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 Afrikaans: vise |
 Arabic: بادِئَه بِمَعنى: نائِب |
 Bulgarian: заместник |
 Brazilian: vice- |
 Czech: vice- |
 German: Vize-... |
 Danish: vice- |
 Greek: υπο-, αντι– (ως α΄ συνθ.) |
 Spanish: vice |
 Estonian: viitse-, ase- |
 Farsi: معاون؛ نایب |
 Finnish: vara- |
 French: vice- |
 Hebrew: סְגַן- |
 Hindi: उप |
 Croatian: vice- |
 Hungarian: al- |
 Indonesian: wakil |
 Icelandic: vara-, undir- |
 Italian: vice- |
 Japanese: 副－ |
 Korean: (관직명 앞에 붙여) 부…, …대리, 차… 등 |
 Lithuanian: vice- |
 Latvian: vietnieks; vice- |
 Malay: naib |
 Dutch: vice- |
 Norwegian: vise-, under- |
 Polish: wice- |
 Portuguese: vice- |
 Romanian: vice- |
 Russian: вице- |
 Slovak: vice-, na-, miesto- |
 Slovenian: pod- |
 Serbian: pot |
 Swedish: vice- |
 Thai: รอง |
 Turkish: yardımcı, muavin |
 Taiwanese: 副(職位) |
 Ukrainian: віце- |
 Urdu: نائب، قائم مقام |
 Vietnamese: phó |
 Chinese: 副（职） |
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