proctor

vigilante de examen

Persona que vigila a los estudiantes durante un examen para comprobar que respetan las normas.

En inglés sencillo: A person who watches students during an exam to make sure they follow the rules.

• The proctor checked our names.
• Two proctors watched the students during the exam.
• Ask the proctor if you need more paper.

Sinónimos: invigilator

Expresiones frecuentes: exam proctor, a proctor checks

responsable de disciplina universitaria

Cargo de ciertas universidades antiguas que vela por las normas y supervisa asuntos universitarios.

En inglés sencillo: An official at certain old universities who helps enforce rules and oversee university affairs.

• The proctor investigated the complaint.
• Students met the university proctors after the ceremony.
• A new proctor was elected this year.

Expresiones frecuentes: university proctor, senior proctor

apoderado

Persona que gestiona negocios u otros asuntos en nombre de otra.

En inglés sencillo: Someone who manages business or other affairs for another person.

• He appointed a proctor to manage his affairs.
• The proctor handled the sale for her.
• Their proctors represented them in business matters.

Sinónimos: agent, representative

Expresiones frecuentes: act as proctor, appoint a proctor

representante del clero

Persona elegida para representar a los dirigentes religiosos en una reunión oficial de la Iglesia.

En inglés sencillo: A person chosen to represent church leaders at an official church meeting.

• The clergy elected a proctor.
• Each proctor spoke at the church assembly.
• The proctors voted on the proposal.

Sinónimos: representative

Expresiones frecuentes: clergy proctor, elected proctor

supervisar

Actuar como supervisor oficial, especialmente vigilando a los estudiantes durante un examen.

En inglés sencillo: To serve as an official supervisor, especially by watching students during an exam.

• She will proctor the exam.
• He proctored three tests last week.
• Who is proctoring the students today?

Sinónimos: supervise, invigilate

Expresiones frecuentes: proctor an exam, proctor a test

representar

Gestionar los asuntos de alguien como su representante legal o apoderado.

En inglés sencillo: To handle someone’s affairs as their legal representative or agent.

• He proctored for the absent landowner.
• She proctored the estate on behalf of its owner.
• They hired someone to proctor their affairs.

Cómo se usa: proctor for someone (She proctored for her client during his absence.)

Sinónimos: represent, manage

Expresiones frecuentes: proctor for someone, proctor an estate