| 释义 |
appointment noun 2 (especially BrE) job/position 工作；职位ADJECTIVE | VERB + APPOINTMENT ADJECTIVEpermanent, temporary 永久／临时职位lifetime (NAmE) 终身职位tenured (NAmE) 终身职位full-time, part-time 全职／兼职职位senior 高级职位public (BrE) 公职court, judicial (both BrE, NAmE) 法庭／司法职位cabinet (BrE, NAmE) , federal (NAmE) , government (BrE) , ministerial (BrE) , political (BrE, NAmE) 内阁／联邦政府／政府／部长／政治职位executive 行政职位academic (BrE, NAmE) , faculty (NAmE) , university 学术界／高校教师／大学职位VERB + APPOINTMENThold 拥有职位◆Employees may not hold any other appointments.受雇者不应再有其他任何职位。give sb, offer sb 给某人提供职位◆He was offered an appointment in the English Department.他在英语系谋到了一个职位。accept 接受工作get, obtain, receive 得到／获得／接受职位take up 上任◆He takes up his appointment in January.他 1 月份上任。resign, resign from 辞去职务；从⋯职位上辞职◆Ms Green resigned her appointment as our regional representative.格林女士辞去了我们地区代表的职务。terminate 终止职位◆The college terminated the appointments of six professors.学院终止了 6 位教授的职务。secure 确保职位◆The President secured the appointment of a close friend.总统保住了一位密友的职位。 |