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appointment ☞appointmentn. [ǝ′pɔɪntmǝnt] (appointments)
双解释义 1. C 约会，约定 an arrangement for a meeting with an agreed time and place 2. C U 任命，委派；职务，职位 the choosing of sb for a position or job 基本要点 1. appointment的基本意思是“约会，约定”，其后可接动词不定式作其定语；表示“（什么时间的）约会”时，后面可接介词at或for. 2. appointment也可作“任命，委派”解，后面可接of或as短语，在of或as后的名词前不加不定冠词。词汇搭配 动词+～ accept an ～ 接受任命 announce the ～ of 宣布…的任命 decline an ～ 拒绝接受职位 get an ～ 谋得一个职位 give up one's ～ 辞去职务 obtain an ～ 谋得一个职位 receive an ～ 接受任命 resign one's ～ 辞去职务 take up an ～ 就职 throw up one's ～ 辞去职务 cancel an ～ 取消约会 decline an ～ 拒绝约会 fix an ～ 约会 keep one's ～ 守约 make an ～ 约会形容词+～ diplomatic ～ 外交职务 good ～ 好职位 official ～ 正式职务 permanent ～ 永久职务 public ～ 公职 temporary ～ 临时职务名词+～ life ～ 终生职位～+介词 ～ as manager 担任经理的职务 the ～ of sb to an office 任命某人担任某职 the ～ to the professorship 被任命为大学教授介词+～ by ～ 按照约定的时间 call on sb by ～ 根据约会拜访某人 present oneself for an ～ 求职 under ～ by 根据…的任命句型例句 The director won't see you unless you have an appointment. 除非你事先约好，否则董事长不会见你。▲ ～+prep.-phrase I have an appointment with him at four o'clock. 我和他四点钟有个约会。 They made an appointment for the second day of May. 他们在五月二号有个约会。 I hope to get a teaching appointment at the new school. 我希望被委派到那所新学校教书。 He secured the appointment of professor of English literature in the university. 他被任命为大学的英国文学教授。 They made the appointment of Peter as chairman of the union. 他们任命彼得为工会主席。▲ ～+to-v Can I make an appointment to see the manager? 我可以约见经理吗?
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