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attorney

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/əˈtɜːrni/ · at-tor-ney

A person appointed to act for another in legal matters.

Meanings

nounformal

A person appointed to act for another in legal matters.

وہ شخص جو قانونی امور میں دوسرے کے لئے کام کرنے کے لئے مقرر کیا جاتا ہے۔

وکیل

wakeel

Synonyms

lawyeradvocatecounselوکالتمشیرمشیر قانون

Antonyms

clientdefendantaccusedملزممؤکلمدعی

Common Collocations

  • defense attorney
  • attorney general
  • personal attorney

Example Sentences

She hired an attorney to represent her in the case.

اس نے اپنے کیس میں نمائندگی کے لئے ایک وکیل کو مقرر کیا۔

Us ne apne case mein numaindagi ke liye aik wakeel ko muqarrar kiya.

The attorney provided valuable advice for the legal matter.

وکیل نے قانونی معاملے کے لئے قیمتی مشورے فراہم کیے۔

Wakeel ne qanooni maamlay ke liye qeemti mashware faraham kiye.

As an attorney, he has a duty to uphold the law.

ایک وکیل کے طور پر، اس پر قانون کا نفاذ کرنے کی ذمہ داری ہے۔

Aik wakeel ke tor par, is par qanoon ka nafaz karne ki zimmedari hai.

Easily Confused With

solicitor:An attorney can represent clients in court, while a solicitor typically provides legal advice and handles paperwork.
barrister:A barrister specializes in representing clients in court, while an attorney can perform a broader range of legal tasks.

Word Family

attorneyship
nounوکیل کی حیثیت

See Also

💡 Memory Tip

Think of 'attorney' as 'the one who attends to legal matters.'

Picture a person in a suit standing confidently in a courtroom.

✍️ Urdu Poetry

زندگی میں ہر مسئلے کا ہونا نہیں آسان، لیکن وکیل کے ساتھ بچنا ہے ہر نقصان۔

Zindagi mein har maslay ka hona nahi aasan, Lekin wakeel ke saath bachna hai har nuqsan.

Not every issue in life is easy, But with an attorney, avoiding every loss is possible.

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🗣️ Urdu Proverb

جہاں قانون ہے وہاں امن ہے۔

Jahan qanoon hai wahan aman hai.

Where there is law, there is peace.

📖 Etymology

Origin: Old French "atorne" — one who is appointed

First known use: 14th century

The term evolved from the Old French 'atorner,' which means to appoint or assign. It eventually came into English usage to refer to a legal representative.