delegate
/ˈdɛlɪɡeɪt/; /ˈdɛlɪɡit/Definitions
1. noun
a person chosen or appointed to act for or represent another person, group, or organization in a particular matter.
“The company’s CEO was a key delegate to the international conference.”
2. verb
to appoint or choose someone to act for or represent another person or group in a particular matter.
“The politician was delegated to speak on behalf of the opposition party.”
3. verb
to transfer or give something (such as a task or responsibility) to someone else to do or manage.
“The project manager delegated some tasks to his team members to speed up the work.”
4. noun
a person sent or going to a meeting or conference as a representative of a particular organization or group.
“The delegate from the European Union delivered a speech at the summit.”
5. noun
a person authorized to act on behalf of a higher authority in a particular matter.
“The police officer was a delegate of the court to serve the subpoena.”