delegator
noun [ C ] uk/ˈdel.ɪ.ɡeɪ.tər/ us/ˈdel.ə.ɡeɪ.t̬ɚ/
（将部分工作、职责等分派给别人去完成的）委派人，委托人
someone who delegates (= gives) part of their job, duties, etc. to someone else to do for them
I'm trying to cut back my 60- hour working week and I've learned to be a better delegator. 我在试图减少自己每周六十小时的工作量，由此学会更有效地把工作委派给别人去做。
As a president, he seems likely to be more of a figurehead and delegator. 作为总统，他似乎更像是一个傀儡和代表。
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- His chief of staff's most important skills are as a delegator and disciplinarian.
- I'm an easy guy to work for. I'm a delegator.
- Some people would say I'm a control freak but I'd say I'm a pretty good delegator.
- She is regarded as a skilled delegator and motivator.
- Do you see him as a detail guy or is he more of a delegator?