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to defer to
[phrase form: defer]
01
ustąpić, zgodzić się z
to accept or agree to follow someone's decision, opinion, or authority, often out of respect or recognition of their expertise or position
Transitive
Example
When deciding on the software to use, I will defer to your experience in the field.
He chose to defer to his doctor 's recommendation for the best course of treatment.
The team chose to defer to the senior researcher 's expertise in designing the experiment.
02
odnosić się do, przekazywać
to refer to or rely on someone or something with more expertise, responsibility, or jurisdiction, typically to handle a matter
Example
The board of directors deferred to the chief financial officer for guidance on budget allocations.
During team discussions, members often defer to the project manager for direction and decision-making.
In matters of international diplomacy, leaders often defer to the United Nations for resolutions to global conflicts.
03
dostosować się do, szanować
to agree to uphold established customs, practices, or rituals, typically out of respect for their historical or cultural importance
Example
In matters of protocol, diplomats often defer to the customs of the host country.
The university 's graduation ceremony deferred to longstanding tradition by awarding honorary degrees to distinguished alumni.
During ceremonies, the royal family always defers to ancient customs and protocols.
Przykład
When deciding on the software to use, I will defer to your experience in the field.
He chose to defer to his doctor's recommendation for the best course of treatment.
The team chose to defer to the senior researcher's expertise in designing the experiment.
Students are expected to defer to the professor's guidelines for completing the assignment.
She decided to defer to her parents' wishes and pursue a career in medicine, despite her initial interest in art.
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