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trustee

Meaning in simple English, pronunciation and examples

Pronunciation: US /trʌˈsti/ · UK /trʌˈstiː/

Forms: trustees

trustee means: A person legally responsible for managing money or property for other people or for an organization.

noun

PROPERTY MANAGERC1

A person legally responsible for managing money or property for other people or for an organization.

  • She is a trustee of the charity.
  • The trustees manage the fund for the children.
  • An independent trustee was appointed to oversee the estate.

How to use it: trustee of something (He became a trustee of the education fund.)

Common phrases: appoint a trustee, trustee of something, board of trustees

verb

ENTRUST PROPERTYC2

To place money or property under the legal care of someone who manages it for others.

  • They decided to trustee the estate.
  • The family trusteed the property for the children.
  • The agreement requires them to trustee these assets.

Common phrases: trustee an estate, trustee the assets

Questions about trustee

What does trustee mean?

A person legally responsible for managing money or property for other people or for an organization.

What is trustee in other languages?

Türkçe: mütevelli · Español: fiduciario · Français: fiduciaire · Deutsch: Treuhänder · Italiano: fiduciario · 日本語: 受託者

How do you pronounce trustee?

In American English /trʌˈsti/; in British English /trʌˈstiː/.

How do you use trustee in a sentence?

She is a trustee of the charity. The trustees manage the fund for the children.

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