Definition of pro-tutor in English:

pro-tutor

noun prəʊˈtjuːtəprəʊˈtʃuːtə

Scottish Civil Law rare

In Scottish law (now historical): a person who performed the duties of tutor or guardian towards a minor without having been legally appointed to do so. Also (in some civil codes): a person who oversees a tutor or guardian.

Mid 17th century. From pro- + tutor. Compare classical Latin prōtūtor, French protuteur.

noun

Scottish Civil Law rare

In Scottish law (now historical): a person who performed the duties of tutor or guardian towards a minor without having been legally appointed to do so. Also (in some civil codes): a person who oversees a tutor or guardian.

Mid 17th century. From pro- + tutor. Compare classical Latin prōtūtor, French protuteur.

词汇	pro-tutor
释义	Definition of pro-tutor in English: pro-tutor noun prəʊˈtjuːtəprəʊˈtʃuːtə Scottish Civil Law rare In Scottish law (now historical): a person who performed the duties of tutor or guardian towards a minor without having been legally appointed to do so. Also (in some civil codes): a person who oversees a tutor or guardian. Origin Mid 17th century. From pro- + tutor. Compare classical Latin prōtūtor, French protuteur. Definition of pro-tutor in US English: pro-tutor noun Scottish Civil Law rare In Scottish law (now historical): a person who performed the duties of tutor or guardian towards a minor without having been legally appointed to do so. Also (in some civil codes): a person who oversees a tutor or guardian. Origin Mid 17th century. From pro- + tutor. Compare classical Latin prōtūtor, French protuteur.
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