英 [əˌpɔɪnˈtiː] 美 [əˌpɔɪnˈtiː]
n. 被任命者
复数appointees
appointee /əpɔɪnˈtiː/ TEM4
可数名词 An appointee is someone who has been chosen for a particular job or position of responsibility. 被任命者
...Becket, a recent appointee to the Supreme Court.
...贝克特，一个最近刚被任命在最高法院工作的人。
an official who is appointed
a person who is appointed to a job or position
同义词： appointment
(依据遗嘱)被指定人，被指定的财产受益者，被授权指定财产受益者的人
获委任的人
被任命人
... appraisal n.估量，实施 appointee n.被任命人 application n.申请，请求；应用，中国银行对账单。按年度计算的 ...
... trainee接受训练练的人 appointee被任命者 electee当选出者 ...
... 委任的 核准的 authorized 获委任的人 appointee 委任的职位 appointment ...
... application n. 申请，施用，履行 appointee n. 被录用人 appraisal n. 估计，估价 ...
appointed 约定的，指定的
appointive 任命的；委派的
appointment 任命；约定；任命的职位
appointed 任命；指定；约定时间，地点（appoint 的过去分词形式）
I am a New appointee!
我是一只新的手！
This year, is a year that New appointee generation out.
这一年，是新人辈出的一年。
The ruling on April 3rd was unanimous and written by a Republican appointee.
4月3日的判决获得了全体法官的一致通过，最终由共和党的一位法官写下最后的判词。
Later,Ipatov,a Kremlin appointee, admitted that he took a short Italian holiday.
VOA : standard.2010.07.23
It has turned Bernanke, a Republican and a George W. Bush appointee, into a Republican target.
The Ambassador, a man named Bert Fish, was a patronage appointee and rarely visited the Embassy.
Ms Jones said their new appointee had "the experience and skills to take forward our improvement".