- delegatee
- noun see delegate II
New Collegiate Dictionary. 2001.
delegatee
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delegatee — del·e·ga·tee /ˌde li gə tē/ n: delegate Merriam Webster’s Dictionary of Law. Merriam Webster. 1996 … Law dictionary
delegatee — del·e·ga·tee (dĕl ĭ gə tēʹ) n. One to whom something is delegated. * * * … Universalium
delegatee — noun Someone or something to which something is delegated … Wiktionary
delegatee — del·e·ga·tee … English syllables
delegatee — |delə̇gə|tē noun ( s) : one to whom a debtor is delegated … Useful english dictionary
delegate — delegatee /del i geuh tee /, n. delegator /del i gay teuhr/, n. n. /del i git, gayt /; v. /del i gayt /, n., v., delegated, delegating. n. 1. a person designated to act for or represent another or others; deputy; representative, as in a political … Universalium
Context aware delegation — Use of contextual information (location, time) of a delegatee to mitigate this violation, which helps to achieve a higher level of practical security in nomadic environments used by nomadic user . Delegation in access control domain is not… … Wikipedia
Delegation (law) — Contract law Part o … Wikipedia
Delegation in IT — If a computer user temporarily hand over his authorizations to another user then this process is called delegation.[1][2] Contents 1 Types of Delegation in IT network 1.1 Delegation at Authentication Level … Wikipedia
delegate — I. noun Etymology: Middle English delegat, from Medieval Latin delegatus, from Latin, past participle of delegare to delegate, from de + legare to send more at legate Date: 15th century a person acting for another: as a. a representative to a… … New Collegiate Dictionary
