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appointed發(fā)音

[ə'pɔintid]

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appointed中文意思翻譯

動(dòng)詞appoint的過去式和過去分詞

adj.指定的, 設(shè)備好的, 約定的

詞語辨析assign/designate/name/appoint/nominate 的英文釋義

過去式 assigned 過去分詞 assigned  現(xiàn)在分詞 assigning

a.to select (someone)for a post or task 分配給 某個(gè)人（某群人） 崗位或任務(wù)

b.to give a task or duty(to someone) 指派給 某個(gè)人（某群人） 任務(wù)或職責(zé)

c.to attribute to a specified[ˈspesɪfaɪd] cause 歸為一個(gè)特定的原因

d.to set apart(a place or time)for a particular function or event:to assign a day for the meeting為一個(gè)特定的事情分配時(shí)間或場地

e.law to transfer(one's right,interese,or title to property)to someone 將權(quán)力或財(cái)產(chǎn)由法律上過戶

v. 

過去式 designated 過去分詞 designated  現(xiàn)在分詞 designating

a.to give a name to or describe as叫做...;  描述為... : vessels sunk during battle are designated as war graves

b.to select(someone)for an office or duty;appoint 選擇某人當(dāng)選職責(zé)；任命（ 書面用語，側(cè)重于當(dāng)權(quán)者或機(jī)構(gòu)的選拔任命，有時(shí)含強(qiáng)行指定的意味 ）

adj.

c.appointed,but not yet in office任命，但是尚未擔(dān)職 :a Prime Minister designate  總理候任

n.

a.a word or term by which a person or thing is known Related adjective:nominal

b.reputation,esp.a good one:he was making a name for himself 命名

c.a famous person:she's a big name now 有名

d. call someone names :to insult someone by using rude words to describe him or her 通過說一些粗魯?shù)脑拋砦耆枘橙?/p>

e. in name only :not possessing the powers or status implied by one's title沒有實(shí)權(quán)的領(lǐng)導(dǎo):a leadership in name only 

f. in the name of : ①for the sake of為了...:in the name of deceney

                            ②by the authority of以某某某權(quán)威之名義: in the name of the law

g. to one's name :in one's possession:she hasn't a penny to her name 

v.

過去式 named 過去分詞 named  現(xiàn)在分詞 naming

h.to give a name to命名為 （著重結(jié)果而非任命過程）

i.to refer to by name通過名字提到:he refused to name his source

j.to fix or specify修正或指定:he named a time for the meeting

k.to appoint被評(píng)為:she was named Journalist of the year

l.to ban(an MP) from the House of Commons by mentioning him or her fromally by name as being guilty of disorderly conduct

m. name names :to cite people inorder to blame or accuse them提及某人的名字，目的是為了指責(zé)或者控告他們

過去式 appointed 過去分詞 appointed  現(xiàn)在分詞 appointing

a.to assign offically to a job or position 由 官方 分配一個(gè)工作或職位 （不經(jīng)過選擇）

b.to fix or decide(a time or place for an event) 去決定或修正（一個(gè)事情的時(shí)間或地點(diǎn)）

c.to equip or furnish['fɜːnɪʃ]  裝備: it was a beautifully appointed room with rows and rows of books

過去式 nominated 過去分詞 nominated 現(xiàn)在分詞 nominating

a.to propose (someone) as a candidate['kændɪdeɪt;]  提名某人為候選人， 需要有決定權(quán)的人去做最后是否委任的決定

b.to appoint(someone) to an office or position 任命某人去一個(gè)辦公室或職位

請(qǐng)問appointed與designated的區(qū)別。兩個(gè)都有指定、約定的意思。怎么區(qū)別呢謝謝！

appointed 有含命令的意思 designated比較口語化 ie：Please contact with your designated forwarder .