solicitor in Greek
solicitor in Greek is δικηγόρος — solicitor means in the UK and similar legal systems, a lawyer who advises clients and handles legal paperwork, as distinct from a barrister who argues cases in court.
solicitor in Greek
δικηγόρος
Pronounced: dikigoros
What does "solicitor" mean?
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noun In the UK and similar legal systems, a lawyer who advises clients and handles legal paperwork, as distinct from a barrister who argues cases in court.
"She hired a solicitor to handle the sale of her house."
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noun In parts of the United States, the chief legal officer of a city or municipality.
"The city solicitor reviewed the new ordinance before it passed."
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solicitor in a sentence
- She hired a solicitor to handle the sale of her house.
- The solicitor drafted the contract before the deal was signed.
- The city solicitor reviewed the new ordinance before it passed.
- The town solicitor advised the mayor that the proposed rule might be challenged.
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What is "solicitor" in Greek?
"solicitor" in Greek is δικηγόρος. solicitor means: In the UK and similar legal systems, a lawyer who advises clients and handles legal paperwork, as distinct from a barrister who argues cases in court.
How do you pronounce δικηγόρος?
"solicitor" in Greek is δικηγόρος, pronounced "dikigoros".
How do you use "solicitor" in a sentence?
Example: "She hired a solicitor to handle the sale of her house." In Greek, "solicitor" is δικηγόρος.
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