appoint to

基本解释

• 委任
• 指派

英汉例句

雙語例句

• Be careful whom you appoint to the position of manager.
  你該儅心你所任命的那個經理。
• 4：Everybody is wondering who the president will appoint to the vacant chair on the supreme court.
  他說：大家都在猜測縂統會任命誰填補最高法院內的空缺，然而縂統卻嚴守機密，誰也無法探知他心目中的人選。
• Anyone versed in the dark art of commitology, the study of committees, will know that who you appoint to an “independent” panel matters, as do its terms of reference.
  任何對所謂的“設立委員會”有所研究的人都知道，被任命爲委員會成員的都有誰，是件很重要的事情，同樣重要的還有被授權的調查範圍。

原聲例句

• Britain refused again. Finally,President Grover Cleveland asked the United States Congress to appoint a committee to decide the border.
• The union leaders said they were willing to have the president appoint an independent committee to settle the strike.
• Among other things, it calls on the secretary-general to appoint a special representative to lead efforts to end sexual violence.

權威例句

• Mr Kabila has preferred to appoint to key positions members of his own family or ethnic kinsmen from Katanga.
  ECONOMIST: Congo’s bloody-go-round

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词组短语

短語

• appoint sb to 任命
• appoint sb to the committee 委托某人爲委員會成員
• appoint him to be president 聘任他爲校長
• appoint her to be secretary 派她擔任秘書
• appoint sb to do sth 委任某人做某事

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