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proxyBrE /ˈprɒksi/NAmE /ˈprɑːksi/ noun (proxies) [U] the authority that you give to sb to do sth for you, when you cannot do it yourself 代理权；代表权◆You can vote either in person or by proxy. 你可以亲自投票或请人代理。◆a proxy vote 由他人代投的票 [C, U] a person who has been given the authority to represent sb else 代理人；受托人；代表◆Your proxy will need to sign the form on your behalf. 你的代理人将须代表你在表格上签字。◆They were like proxy parents to me. 他们待我如同父母。◆~ for sbShe is acting as proxy for her husband. 她做她丈夫的代表。 [C] ~ for sth(formal or specialist) something that you use to represent sth else that you are trying to measure or calculate （测算用的）代替物，指标◆The number of patients on a doctor's list was seen as a good proxy for assessing how hard they work. 医生诊单上的病人数被看作是衡量他们工作努力程度的可靠指标。 |