委托书 (wěi tuō shū) — power of attorney (document); trust deed
Definition
A formal written document that authorizes someone else to act on your behalf. Common types include a power of attorney (授权代理) and a trust deed (信托契约).
noun
power of attorney (document)trust deed
Measure word · 份
Examples
- 委托书,。Tā qiān le yí fèn wěi tuō shū, ràng lǜ shī dài tā chǔ lǐ fáng chǎn.He signed a power of attorney, authorizing the lawyer to handle the property on his behalf.
- 委托书。Bàn lǐ zhè ge shǒu xù xū yào tí gōng wěi tuō shū yuán jiàn.You need to provide the original power of attorney to process this procedure.
- 委托书。Zhè fèn wěi tuō shū de yǒu xiào qī shì sān nián.This trust deed is valid for three years.
Origin
Compound word构词法gòucífǎ
偏正piānzhèngModifier + head
The first part narrows down the second: it says what kind of thing the head is.
“委托” names entrusting, and “书” names a document, so it is a document for entrusting.
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