appointment
[ə'pɔintmənt]
n.约会, 任命, 设备, 职位
例句与用法:
May I make an appointment?
我可以定一个时间见面吗?
Her career culminated in her appointment as director.
她一生事业的顶峰是当上董事。
I've made an appointment for a facial next week.
我已经预约了下周去美容。
He wants to change his appointment from Monday to Wednesday.
他想把他的约会从星期一改到星期三。
I have an appointment on Wednesday.
我星期三有个约会。
I have an appointment with my dentist this afternoon.
我已约好今天下午去看牙医。
词形变化:
动词过去式: appointed | 动词过去分词: appointed | 动词现在分词: appointing | 动词第三人称单数: appoints |
n.
1. (尤指正式的)约会[C][(+with)][+to-v]
I have an appointment with them in the evening.
今晚我与他们有个约会。
2. (会面的)约定[U]
3. 任命, 委派[U][(+as/of)]
The appointment of a new judge was reported in the newspaper.
报上报导了任命一位新法官的消息。
4. 职位, 官职[C]
I accepted the appointment as chairman.
我同意担任主席一职。
5. (旅馆, 船舶等的)陈设, 设备[P]
6. 注定, 命定
短语词组:
make an appointment with sb.
1. 与某人约会
I've made an appointment with Mr. Smith.
我已与史密斯先生有约会。
appointment
名词复数:appointments
词形变化:
动词过去式: appointed | 动词过去分词: appointed | 动词现在分词: appointing | 动词第三人称单数: appoints |
同义词:
反义词:
elective |
词义辨析:
同义:
n.命名, 任命
designation
assignment
nomination
delegation
job
naming
selection
installation
placement
n.官位
office
position
post
place
berth
billet
station
n.会议, 约会
engagement
meeting
arrangement
tryst
rendezvous
assignation
date
assignment
同义参见:
settlement
admission
option
date1
appointment[ə'pɔintmənt]n.1.■指定,约定,约,约会2.■任命,委派3.■任命的职位(或职务)4.■被任命(或委派、选派)人,接受委派者5.■[复数]6.■(尤指旅馆的)家具,陈设,设备7.■(尤指船舶的)设备8.■(士兵、马匹的)装备;(任何)东西,物件9.■制定;注定10.■【法律】(财产受益者的)指定:(不动产的)处置指示11.■(尤指美国黑手党成员间的)约会break one's (或an) appointment失约,爽约by appointment根据(预先)约定,按照约定(的时间)经王室批准by appointment to the Queen[英国英语][商店标牌、告示等用语]女王或王室成员在此购物have an appointment at (或for)在(某时间)有约会hold an appointment担任某职keep one's (或an) appointment守约make(或fix) an appointment with someone与某人约会take up an appointment就职
appointmentappointment[əˈpɔintmənt]n.1.■任命, 选派2.■职位, 职务3.■约会, 约定, 预约4.■[pl.]家具, 设备5.■【律】指定(财产接受人)fill a vacancy by appointment任命人员填补空缺get a good appointment获得一个好职位meet sb. by appointment经事先约定(时间, 地点)会见某人appointment call【信】定人定时呼叫The appointments in this hotel are very good.这旅馆的设备很好。
noun
- an arrangement to meet someone at a particular time and place
约会,约定
she made an appointment with my receptionist.
她和我的接待员约定了会面的时间地点。 - an act of assigning a job or position to someone
任命,委派
his appointment as President.
他被任命为总裁。
■a job or position
工作,岗位
she took up an appointment as head of communications.
她担任了通讯部的主任。
■a person appointed to a job or position
被任命的人,受委任的人 - (appointments)furniture or fittings
家具,陈设
the room was spartan in its appointments.
房间的陈设极为简朴。
by appointment
- having previously made an arrangement to do something
根据预先约定
visits are by appointment only.
未经预约,谢绝参观(或来访)。
- (in the UK) used by manufacturers to indicate that their products are sold to the queen and are therefore of guaranteed quality
(英国) 女王陛下御用(制造商的产品宣传用语,宣称女王系其客户,以示其产品质量有保证)
- power to select the holder of a particular job or position
(决定由何人担任某一任务或职务的)甄选权 - (Law)power to decide the disposal of property, in exercise of a right conferred by the owner
(律)(由财产所有人授予的)财产处置权
- Middle English : from Old French apointement, from apointer (see appoint)
appointment
名词 appointment:
the act of putting a person into a non-elective position
同义词:assignment, designation, naming
a meeting arranged in advance
同义词:date, engagement
(usually plural) furnishings and equipment (especially for a ship or hotel)
同义词:fitting
a person who is appointed to a job or position
同义词:appointee
the job to which you are (or hope to be) appointed
(law) the act of disposing of property by virtue of the power of appointment
appointment
■Make sure his appointment doesn't clash with mine.
一定不要让他的约会跟我的约会订在同一个时间。
■His appointment was gazetted last week.
上周在公报上宣布了对他的任命。
■I've got an appointment for this afternoon.
今天下午我有一个约会。
■I have an appointment with them in the evening.
今晚我与他们有个约会。
■May I have an appointment with you this evening?
今晚我可以同您约时间见面吗?
■His term of appointment expires in August.
他8月份任职期满。
■Why did not he keep the appointment?
他为什么没有赴约?
■They appoint him the secretary .
他们任命他为秘书。
■Do they appoint him for the secretary?
他们任命他为秘书了吗?
■They regarded the appointment with some perplexity.
他们对于这项任命在某种程度上感到无所适从。
■He called off the previous appointment.
他取消了原来的约会。
■He had an appointment to see the dentist but he chickened out (of it) at the last moment.
他已预约治牙,但到时候却不敢去了。
■He wants to change his appointment from Monday to Wednesday.
他想把他的约会从星期一改到星期三。
■He phoned me and called the appointment off.
他打电话通知我取消约会。
■He proposes electing Franc to appoint a director.
他提议推选法朗西斯爵士任董事。
■He could not force the bishop to appoint him.
他无法强迫主教委派他。
■He failed to keep the appointment.
他未履约。
■He failed to keep his appointment at the clinic.
他未能按预约的时间去诊所。
■He failed to call the office to cancel his appointment.
他没有打电话到办公室取消他的约会。
■His appointment had been cleared by the board.
他的任命已由董事会批准。
■His appointment is junior to mine by six months.
他的任命比我晚六个月。
■He flatly declined the appointment.
他绝对不接受这委任。
■To appoint or serve as a deputy.
代理,成为代理
■The appointment runs for two years.
任期是两年。
■Interviews are by appointment only.
会晤需经预约.
■His appointment was slotted for two p.m.
会见他的时间定在下午两点。
■Berle took a somewhat ambiguous appointment.
伯利得到一项多少有点含糊不清的任命。
■As a top manager, he should appoint none but people on their merit.
作为一位总经理,他应该任人为贤。
■You mustn't break the appointment.
你可不能失约。
■Have you an appointment with my manager?
你同我的经理有预约吗?
■What about your appointment tomorrow?
你明天的约会怎么样呢?
■Do you mean to cancel the appointment?
你是要取消约会吗?
■Do you mean to postpone the appointment?
你是要推迟这次约会吗?
■You have not forgotten your appointment,have you ?
你没有忘记你的约会吧,是不是?
■Your appointment will be next Tuesday at 9 o'clock.
你的约会时间是下星期二9点。
■Your appointment will be next Friday at 8 o'clock.
你的约会时间是下礼拜五8点。
■Claud's appointment as acting dean put him in the catbird seat.
克劳德被任命为代理院长,这使他身价百倍。
■The company decided to appoint a new treasurer.
公司决定任命一位新司库。
■Louise and I have to cancel tomorrow's appointment.
刘易斯和我必须取消明天的约会了。
■Desk diary in which appointment is noted.
办公台上的日记,记有约会安排。
■It's worth making an appointment before you go.
去之前预约一下是值得的。
■He will only see you by appointment.
只有事先约好他才能接见你。
■The property can only be viewed by appointment.
只有预约方可察看这处房产。
■Hello, Mr. Hammer. Jack Ross here. I am calling to confirm our appointment on Monday at ten o'clock in your office.
喂,先生。我是。我打电话来确认下周一11点在贵公司会面的约定。
■I'm afraid we can't agree to appoint you as our sole agent because the annual turnover you promised is too low.
因为你方所答应的年销售量太低,我们不能同意你方作我们的代理。
■I can't keep the appointment because I am sick.
因为生病所以我不能赴约。
■The king will appoint one of his creature to the post.
国王要派他的一名奴仆去任这差事。
■In other areas in the world, it may be considered foolish to make appointment too far in advance, because plans which are made for a date more than a week away tend to be forgotten.
在世界上有些其他地区,事先订太早的约会可能被认为很愚蠢。因为所定的约会日期超过一星期容易被忘掉。
■Marked the appointment on my calendar.
在我的日历上记下约会时间
■Her career culminated in her appointment as director.
她一生事业的顶峰是当上董事。
make an appointment with sb.
1. 与某人约会
I've made an appointment with Mr. Smith.
我已与史密斯先生有约会。
习惯用语break an appointment1.■违约, 失约break one's appointment1.■违约, 失约by appointment1.■按照约定, 照章have an appointment with sb. at1.■要在某时间和某人有约会hold an appointment1.■担任某职keep one's appointment1.■守约keep an appointment1.■守约make an appointment with sb.1.■与某人约会fix an appointment with sb.1.■与某人约会midnight appointments1.■[美]临卸任以前所作的任命take up an appointment1.■就职, 上任特殊用法fixed-term appointment1.■定期任用indefinite appointment1.■不定期任期sessional appointment1.■短期聘任(一学期); 定期聘任teachers' appointment1.■教师任用term appointment1.■定期任用appointment of an adjuster1.■【商】委任核算人