Solicitor meaning in English
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Definition
a solicitor (UK): a lawyer, an attorney, a legal representative
A "solicitor" is also called a "lawyer" (a primarily American term). In the US, the term "attorney" is also frequently used.
Your solicitor is here to see you. I told you the lawyer would be here soon, didn't I?
- "Our meeting with my grandfather Hector's solicitor, Mrs Bentley (of Gentry & Bentley Solicitors), is next Wednesday."
- "I received a letter from Hector's solicitor."
- "I'm Mrs Bentley, your grandfather's solicitor."
- "Brian : You really think that the solicitor would believe we were married?"
- "Our meeting with my grandfather Hector's solicitor, Mrs Bentley (of Gentry & Bentley Solicitors), is next Wednesday."
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