deputy
n
(=second in command) adjoint (e) m/f
→ the minister for culture and his deputy, Catherine Tasca.
(=replacement) suppléant (e) m/f , remplaçant (e) m/f
(=member of parliament) député m → The president asked deputies to approve the plan.
deputy chairman
n ( deputy chairmen pl ) vice-président m
deputy director
n sous-directeur (-trice) m/f
→ the academy's deputy director
deputy head
n
[+school] directeur (-trice) m/f adjoint (e)
deputy headmaster
n directeur m adjoint
deputy headmistress
n directrice f adjointe
deputy leader
n (British)
[+party] vice-président (e) m/f , vice-secrétaire mf
→ the deputy leader of Liverpool council
→ the Conservative deputy leader and Shadow Foreign Secretary
deputy mayor
n maire mf adjoint (e)
deputy president
n vice-président (e) m/f
deputy prime minister
n vice-Premier ministre mf
Deputy Secretary
n (US) ministre mf adjoint (e)
deputy sheriff
n (US) shérif mf adjoint (e)