nomination是什么意思

网络释义

用法例句

ROLE OF THE FRONTAL LOBE IN PERCEPTUAL PRIMING EFFECTS: AN ALYSIS OF COLOR NAMING AND WORD NAMING TASKS;

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One who has been nominated to an office or for a candidacy.

被提名者，被任命者已被任命到某一职务或为候选而被提名的

Ms X has been named for the directorship/named as the new director.

某女士已被提名任董事职务[任命为新董事].

The President nominated him Secretary of State.

总统任命他当国务卿。

The President named him (as / to be) Secretary of State.

总统任命他为国务卿。

The office does not lie in his gift.

他无权任命这个职务。

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He was tapped for police commissioner.

他被任命为警务处长。

The President nominated him (as) Secretary of State.

总统提名他担任国务卿。

be mentioned for the place (=office; position)

被提名担任某一职务

A young lieutenant was named for duty.

一位年轻的中尉被任命担任这项职务。

Cannot delete the task named from the task list on the server.

无法从服务器的任务列表中删除名为 的任务。

For example naming a school after a historic person becomes a way to teach students about that person's importance in history.

比如说用历史人物来命名一所学校可以最为一种教育学生该任务在历史中的重要性的方式。

We is considering the appointment of a new manager.

我们在考虑任命一名新经理。

The officer was designated for the command.

那名军官被任命为指挥官。

Clears any unnamed bookmarks on the current line.

清除当前行上任何未命名的书签。

the act of nominating (especially a candidate for election).

任命的行为（尤指候选人提名）。

Procurators shall be nominated by the Procurator-General and appointed by the Chief Executive.

检察官经检察长提名，由行政长官任命。