circumventor

/sˈɜkəmvˌɛntɚ/ noun

A person who circumvents

Word Origin From Latin 'circum' (around) and 'venire' (to come) — literally 'one who comes around.' The idea: a circumventor goes around obstacles rather than through them. The root 'vent' (come) also gives us adventure (coming to something), convention (coming together), and prevent (come before to stop). The -or suffix marks the agent, so it's the person who circumvents.

noun A person who circumvents countable

As a skilled circumventor, he always found creative ways to bypass corporate restrictions.

(名词) 规避者;绕行者

作为一个熟练的规避者,他总是能找到有创意的方法来绕过公司限制。

(sustantivo) Una persona que elude o esquiva

Como hábil elusor, siempre encontraba formas creativas de saltarse las restricciones corporativas.

(nom) Personne qui contourne ou élude une règle, une loi ou un obstacle.

En tant que circumventor habile, il trouvait toujours des moyens créatifs de contourner les restrictions de l'entreprise.

(Substantiv) Umgeher; Umgehungskünstler [Eine Person, die Umgehungsstrategien anwendet, um Hindernisse oder Regeln zu umgehen.]

Als geschickter **circumventor** fand er immer kreative Wege, um Unternehmensbeschränkungen zu umgehen.

(名詞) 規則や障害を回避する人。

彼は抜け目のない回避屋で、企業の規制を巧妙にくぐり抜ける方法をいつも見つけていた。

(substantivo) contornador; esquivador; desviador [Uma pessoa que contorna ou se esquiva.]

Como um habilidoso contornador, ele sempre encontrava maneiras criativas de burlar as restrições corporativas.

Word parts: circum + vent + or

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