trustees (C1)
noun
Pronunciation: trʌsˈtiːz
Definition
Individuals or members of a board legally appointed to hold and administer property or assets for the benefit of another person or group, or for an institution like a university or charity.
Examples
The board of trustees voted to approve the new budget for the foundation.
As a trustee, she is responsible for ensuring the museum's collection is properly cared for.
How to Use trustees
- board of trustees (collocation)
- A governing body of an institution or trust. — "The hospital is governed by a dedicated board of trustees."
- trustees of a charity (collocation)
- People who manage a charity's assets and operations. — "The trustees of the charity ensure all donations are used transparently."
- trustees for the estate (prepositional phrase)
- Individuals managing the assets of a deceased person. — "The will named his two children as trustees for the estate."
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