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Definition of esquire - Reverso English Dictionary
Noun
1.
law professionUS lawyer, especially in the USUS
- John Smith, Esquire, will represent you in court.
2.
titleDated US honorific placed after a man's nameDated US
- The letter was addressed to James Brown, Esquire.
3.
nobilityRare UK male member of the gentry below a knightRare UK
- He was recognized as an esquire in the community.
Origin of esquire
Old French, escuier (shield bearer)
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abr: esquire
title for a man, often in legal documents
Examples of esquire in a sentence
Esquire Brown handled the legal proceedings with expertise. The invitation was sent to John Smith, Esquire. He introduced himself as Michael Johnson, Esquire. The young man aspired to become an esquire one day. As an esquire, he held a respected position in society.
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- French:avocat, écuyer, ...
- German:Rechtsanwalt, Ehrenbezeichnung, ...
- Italian:avvocato, signore, ...
- Spanish:abogado, escudero, ...
- Portuguese:advogado, título honorífico inglês usado depois do nome de um homem, ...
- Chinese:律师, 先生, ...
- Japanese:弁護士, 様, ...
- Arabic:مُحامٍ, لقب شرفي يُوضَع بعد اسم الرجل, ...
- Hebrew:עוֹרֵךְ דִּין, אֶסְקְוַיְיר, ...
- Russian:эсквайр, господин, ...
- Ukrainian:адвокат, дворянин, ...
- Hindi:वकील, श्रीमान, ...
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