英语释义

1. to fix or set officially
appoint a trial date

2. to name officially
will appoint her director of the program

3. arrange

4. to determine the disposition of (an estate) to someone by virtue of a power of appointment

5. to provide with complete and usually appropriate or elegant furnishings or equipment
… appointed the rooms with a curated selection of art and furniture …
— Chron.com a beautifully appointed room

6. to exercise a power of appointment

7. to choose (someone) to have a particular job to give (someone) a position or duty

8. to decide or establish (something) in an official way

9. to decide (the time or place at which something will happen or be done)

10. to choose for some duty, job, or office
The school board appointed three new teachers.

11. to decide on usually from a position of authority
The teacher appointed a time for our meeting.

12. to name officially to a position
appointed to the agency's top post appointed conservator of the estate

13. to determine the distribution of (property) by exercising the authority granted by a power of appointment
a general power to appoint the corpus of a trust
— W. M. McGovern, Jr. et al.

14. to exercise a power of appointment — see also power of appointment

片语

appointing talents人员任用

appointing unit代理权指定单位

appointing generals将兵

appointing action指定动作

equipping装备；配备；使穿戴（equip的ing形式）

collative校勘的；委任的

appointing officer任命的官员

appointing authority指定仲裁员的机构

appointing stevedores委任装卸工

Move appointing举贤任能

英汉例句

• In fact he「s also doing something; like almost acting like they」re going to become bishops; they are also supposed to be appointing other people as pastors of churches.

  事实上，他所做的事，就仿佛两位门徒将成为主教，他们还将任命其他人，担任教会的牧师。

• The BBC isattempting to embrace social media by appointing a social media editorin its newsroom and redesigning its website.

  英国广播公司(BBC)正尝试引进社会化媒体，具体手段包括在其新闻编辑部任命一位社会化媒体编辑，以及重新设计其网站。

• Then there is the matter of Obama「s supreme confidence - he would have no problem appointing her.

  奥巴马本人的超级自信也是一项因素- 从他这一方面，任命希拉里为国务卿毫无问题。

• We put up with the long preparation of cases, the appointing of legal representatives, the laborious assembling of witnesses, because it seems to give the case time to mature, like cheese.

  我们花很长时间準备案件，指定法定代理人，艰难地召集目击证人，这样案子才有时间慢慢成熟，就像奶酪一样。

• Mrs Clinton may have damped down Hillary-hatred for a while. But it is sure to revive if she starts appointing Supreme Court justices.

  希拉里暂时扑灭了仇希拉里情绪，但是，如果希拉里开始任命最高法庭的律师的话，仇希拉里情绪又会重燃。

• Late Thursday night, the company announced that it is appointing Stephen Elop, President of Microsoft」s Business Division, as its new CEO.

  上周四晚，诺基亚宣布他们委任微软公司前商务部主管史蒂芬·埃洛普为他们的新CEO。

• Here the wedding industry swoops in, loudly appointing itself official counsellor.

  此时婚礼业扑面而来，而且把自己任命为官方顾问。

• He could stay on as chairman: it is a good role for a founder, especially one who has had (with a few notable exceptions) a record of appointing smart lieutenants.

  他可以继续当然总裁：创始人担任这个职位是不错的选择，对一位曾任命聪明睿智的助理(有几个明显的特例外)的总裁来说更是如此。

• Presidential powers include appointing the Prime Minister, as advised by the Parliament which elects the Prime Minister, and the Council of Ministers, named by the Prime Minister.

  总统的权力包括任命由议会选举产生的总理，任命由总统提名的内阁大臣。

• I have never declared war on a sovereign nation, but if I ever do, I「m appointing Tracy my general.

  我从来没有向一个主权国家宣过战，假如我要这样做的话，会任命特莱丝为我的将军。

• Mr Calderon has often been criticised for appointing mere PAN loyalists to his cabinet.

  卡尔德龙任命效忠pan者加入内阁的行为经常受到批评。

• Two days later the winner will become prime minister, because appointing one is the job of the lower house of the Diet (parliament), and there the ruling coalition has a huge majority.

  由于首相依法是由现自民党执政联盟控制的下议院(参议院)委任，所以实际上当选的自民党总裁在选举两天后就将出任首相。

• He also said in recent weeks he favored appointing senior officials with authority to negotiate currency matters with major partners.

  他在最近几周还表示，他主张任命有权同主要贸易伙伴磋商汇率事务的高级官员。

• I didn’t want him to leave the Senate but was excited by the prospect of appointing George to the Supreme Court.

  我不想让他离开参议院，但是任命他为最高法院法官的期望让我感到兴奋。

• Obama received lots of acclaim for appointing Chu, the physicist and a Nobel Prize winner, to run the department of energy.

  奥巴马在任命朱管理能源部这件事上得到了很多赞赏。朱是一位物理学家及诺贝尔奖得主。

• The next day, however, Mr Kibaki responded with apparent contempt to Mr Odinga」s climbdown by unilaterally appointing 17 cabinet ministers.

  然而，齐贝吉在第二天对奥廷加的让步表现出明显的轻蔑，他竟单方面地任命了17位内阁部长。

• In the short term, appointing Sculley looked like the defining, catastrophic error of Jobs「s life.

  在短期内，委任斯卡利看上去，像是造成乔布斯灾难性生活的错误定义。

• W」ll consider appointing you as our sole agent for our t shirts for the next two years in your local market.

  我们将考虑指定您为贵国市场上T恤衫的独家代理，为期两年。

• After all, McDonald \ 's had, again, shown how to act swiftly and decisively in appointing a new boss.

  毕竟，麦当劳再一次显示了它在任命新老板时是多么的迅速和果断。

• But many Allies will worry that appointing a figure from the former Warsaw Pact, from a country that agreed to deploy American anti-missile defences on its soil, might antagonise Russia.

  但是许多盟军都将担心，任命前华沙公约组织、一个同意部署美国反导防御体系的国家的人物可能会遭致俄罗斯的抵抗。

• You should protect your health care decisions by at least appointing a health care power of attorney.

  你至少应该指定一名懂得健康护理法的律师来保护你的医疗护理选择。

• Mr Kamath, the chairman of ICICI, India’s biggest private bank, is thinking about appointing an agent in each village who would be given the kit to link up with the bank’s system.

  印度最大的私人银行ICICI总裁卡玛斯先生正考虑在第个村庄指定一位代理人，并向其提供与银行系统相联的工具。

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