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proxies

/ˈprɒksiz/ /ˈprɑksiz/

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noun

Apoderados, representantes

An agent or substitute authorized to act for another person.

Examples :

"Since the CEO was traveling, she appointed two proxies to vote on her behalf at the company meeting. "

Como el CEO estaba de viaje, nombró a dos apoderados para que votaran en su nombre en la reunión de la empresa.

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noun

Poderes, representaciones

The authority to act for another, especially when written.

Examples :

"Since my grandparents couldn't attend the shareholders' meeting, they signed proxies allowing my parents to vote on their behalf. "

Dado que mis abuelos no pudieron asistir a la reunión de accionistas, firmaron poderes que permitieron a mis padres votar en su nombre.

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noun

Poderes

The written appointment of a proctor in suits in the ecclesiastical courts.

Examples :

"In the ecclesiastical court case regarding the inheritance dispute, several absent beneficiaries submitted their proxies to their legal representatives to ensure their interests were properly represented. "

En el caso del tribunal eclesiástico sobre la disputa de la herencia, varios beneficiarios ausentes presentaron sus poderes a sus representantes legales para asegurar que sus intereses fueran representados adecuadamente.

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noun

Indicadores, sustitutos

A measurement of one physical quantity that is used as an indicator of the value of another

Examples :

"Since we can't directly measure historical rainfall, tree rings serve as proxies for precipitation levels in past years. "

Dado que no podemos medir directamente las precipitaciones históricas, los anillos de los árboles sirven como indicadores de los niveles de precipitación en años pasados.

statistics science technical value

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noun

Apoderados, proxies

An interface for a service, especially for one that is remote, resource-intensive, or otherwise difficult to use directly.

Examples :

"Instead of directly accessing the company's database, employees use proxies to protect sensitive information and manage access permissions. "

En lugar de acceder directamente a la base de datos de la empresa, los empleados utilizan apoderados para proteger la información confidencial y gestionar los permisos de acceso.

computing internet technology technical system service device electronics

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noun

Minas de proximidad

A proximity mine; a mine that explodes when something approaches within a certain distance.

Examples :

"During the war, the road was littered with proxies, making travel extremely dangerous. "

Durante la guerra, el camino estaba lleno de minas de proximidad, lo que hacía que viajar fuera extremadamente peligroso.

military weapon device