英语词汇“proxy”的英英意思、用法、释义、翻译、读音、例句、短语、词组-英语词典

proxynoun

uk/ˈprɒksi/us

[ C or U ] a written document that officially gives someone the authority to do something for another person, for example by voting at a meeting for them:

A creditor may give a proxy to any person of full age requiring him or her to vote for or against any specified resolution.

proxy materials/cards/forms

[ C or U ] a person who you choose to do something officially for you, for example to vote at a meeting or in an election when you are not able to vote yourself:

Your proxy does not necessarily have to sign the form himself or herself.

Any patron with a registered ballot book may participate in the minimum-bid auction in person Saturday, or via proxy.

proxy votes/voting

by proxy

if you do something by proxy, you officially ask someone else to do it for you:

New rules have ended the practice of allowing members to vote by proxy.

[ C ] a situation, process, or activity to which another situation, etc. is compared, especially in order to calculate how successful or unsuccessful it is:

a proxy for sth Wall Street typically uses volume growth as a proxy for the underlying health of a business.

单词	proxy
释义	Contents noun (4) proxy (1) proxy (2) proxy (3) proxy (4) English American Business proxynoun [ C or U ] uk/ˈprɒk.si/us/ˈprɑːk.si/ authority given to a person to act for someone else, such as by voting for them in an election, or the person who this authority is given to: a proxy vote My brother's voting for me by proxy in the club elections. Can I nominate someone as a proxy to sign for me? Thesaurus: synonyms and related words Elections absentee ballot absentee vote absolute majority abstain abstention aye first-past-the-post franchise general election gerrymandering go to the country idiom nominate rigging safe scrutineer secret ballot show of hands spoil stump vote of confidence See more results » You can also find related words, phrases, and synonyms in the topics: Replacing and exchanging proxynoun [ C/U ] us/ˈprɑk·si/ authority given to someone to act for you, as by voting as your representative in an election, or the person to whom this authority is given proxynoun uk/ˈprɒksi/us [ C or U ] a written document that officially gives someone the authority to do something for another person, for example by voting at a meeting for them: A creditor may give a proxy to any person of full age requiring him or her to vote for or against any specified resolution. proxy materials/cards/forms [ C or U ] a person who you choose to do something officially for you, for example to vote at a meeting or in an election when you are not able to vote yourself: Your proxy does not necessarily have to sign the form himself or herself. Any patron with a registered ballot book may participate in the minimum-bid auction in person Saturday, or via proxy. proxy votes/voting by proxy if you do something by proxy, you officially ask someone else to do it for you: New rules have ended the practice of allowing members to vote by proxy. [ C ] a situation, process, or activity to which another situation, etc. is compared, especially in order to calculate how successful or unsuccessful it is: a proxy for sth Wall Street typically uses volume growth as a proxy for the underlying health of a business.
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