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- To appoint summarily. 指派简要地指定或任命
- The company decided to appoint a new treasurer. 公司决定任命一位新司库。
- He could not force the bishop to appoint him. 他无法强迫主教委派他。
- He proposes electing Franc to appoint a director. 他提议推选法朗西斯爵士任董事。
- To appoint or serve as a deputy. 代理，成为代理
- To appoint to a naval or military command. 委派任命司令官或舰长
- Company decided to appoint a new treasurer. 公司决定任命一位新司库。
- To appoint,decree,or ordain in advance;foreordain. 预先任命、命令或注定;预先注定
- They clashed over who to appoint. 他们对要任命谁意见相左。
- 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。
- The directorate decide to appoint John to be the general manager. 董事会决定任命约翰逊为总经理。
- Do you mean to say you do not agree to appoint us as your agent? 您的意思是不同意我们作你方代理。
- We had to appoint a leader from among the 30 students. 我们三十几个学生，公推一个领袖。
- To appoint as an ambassador to a foreign government. 委派，派出委任一驻外国政府的大使
- To appoint, decree, or ordain in advance;foreordain. 预先任命、命令或注定；预先注定
- The President is empowered to appoint judges to the Supreme Court. 总统被授予权利来任命最高法院的法官。
- Boswell wants to appoint you to a special arts committee. 将任命你到一个特别艺术委员会。
- AICPA President decidedly adopted to appoint two study group. 最后,AICPA在20世纪70年代似乎改变了它的研究计划。
- To appoint or authorize as an agent or a representative. 委任任命或授权作为工作人员或代表
- To appoint, decree, or ordain in advance; foreordain. 预先任命、命令或注定；预先注定
