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noun a person appointed to act as a substitute for another, typically in a specific role or office

• The deputy mayor presided over the city council meeting in the absence of the mayor.
• The deputy sheriff is in charge while the sheriff is on vacation.
• I heard the deputy is the one who calls the shots around here.
• She is like the deputy of the group, always stepping up to take charge when needed.

noun the communication or cooperation that exists between different groups or organizations

• The liaison between the two companies was crucial for the success of the project.
• She acts as a liaison between the different departments in the office.
• I heard they're having a secret liaison behind everyone's back.
• The artist described the colors in the painting as a liaison between light and darkness.

noun a count or tally of people or things, often informally or roughly done

• During the census, the government officials conducted a nose count to accurately determine the population of the village.
• I did a quick nose count of the people in the room and there were about 20 of us.
• I lost track of the nose count at the party because everyone kept moving around.
• The manager did a nose count of the employees to see who was present for the meeting.

noun a person who supervises or directs people or activities

• The supervisor is responsible for overseeing the team's work and ensuring deadlines are met.
• I'll check with the supervisor to see if we can take a longer lunch break.
• My supervisor is pretty chill, he lets us listen to music while we work.
• The supervisor is like the captain of a ship, guiding the team towards success.