英语释义

1. to induct into an office with suitable ceremonies

2. to dedicate ceremoniously observe formally the beginning of
inaugurate a new school

3. to bring about the beginning of

4. to introduce (someone, such as a newly elected official) into a job or position with a formal ceremony

5. to celebrate the fact that something (such as a new hospital or school) is officially ready to be used

6. to be the beginning of (something, such as a period of time)

7. to introduce into office with suitable ceremonies
He was inaugurated as president.

8. to celebrate the opening of
The town inaugurated a new library.

9. to bring about the beginning of
The company will inaugurate a new plan.

片语

pathfinder探路者，探险者；开拓者，开创者

英汉例句

• so we can conclude that sima qian is the inaugurator of chinese fu study.

  司马迁理所当然是中国楚辞学和中国赋学研究的开创者和奠基人。

• the inaugurator of scientific development trend of any learning field is bond to be transcendent in the depth of thinking, in moral level, and in aesthetic feelings.

  任何一个领域中领导学术发展潮流的开创者，其思想深度、道德意境和审美情怀都必然超凡脱俗。

• the inaugurator was a young pastor, karl barth (1886-1968), who had gone there in 1911, at the age of 25.

  创始人是一位年青牧师，卡尔巴特（1886-1968），他在25岁那年（1911）赴该市牧会。

• knight is inaugurator of uncertainty theory, he explained the resource of profit, and defined the nature of firm on base of discretion between risk and uncertainty.

  奈特是不确定性理论的开创者，在对风险和不确定性划分的基础上，奈特解释了利润的来源，并对企业的性质进行了界定。

• hui teman is considered as the inaugurator of euramerican and free verse.

  惠特曼被认为是欧美自由诗体的开创者。

相似词

beginner初学者；新手；创始人