1.
proper or designated social situation.
在社会中被任命的职位。
2.
A position of employment, especially an appointed public office.
职位，尤指任命的公务员职位
3.
The act of appointing or designating for an office or position.
任命，委派任命或指派一个职位或位置的行为
4.
A young lieutenant was named for duty.
一位年轻的中尉被任命担任这项职务。
5.
a person appointed to a high office in the government.
被任命到政府高级职位上的人。
6.
someone who holds a government position (either by election or appointment).
拥有政府职位的人（被选举或任命产生）。
7.
The act or an instance of appointing a person to office.
任命指派某人到一职位的行为或例子
8.
One who is appointed to an office or position.
被任命人，被委派者被任命或委派到一个职位或位置上的人
9.
The sacrament or rite of ordination.
神职仪式神职的任命或神职任命仪式
10.
Our representation In your area have become vacant recently. we can appoint you for this position .
近来我公司在贵地的代理商职位空缺，我们可以任命您担任此职。
11.
The same method of election and of confirmation existed with respect to the office of chief.
对于酋帅职位的选举和任命也采取同样的方式。
12.
To nominate for or appoint to a duty, an office, or an honor.
任命指定被派到某一职位、职务或荣誉
13.
someone who is appointed or elected to an office and who holds a position of trust.
被任命或被推选到某一公共职务和拥有一个职位的人。
14.
A position, an appointment, or a rank giving advancement, as of profit or prestige.
肥缺能带来优势，如利益或威望的职位、任命或地位
15.
Capable of naming or of being named to a benefice.
可任命（圣职）的；可被任命（圣职）的能够任命圣职人员的或能够被任命当圣职人员的
16.
He took over the post in the knowledge that it might endanger his life.
他在明知他的性命有可能受到威胁的情况下接任了那职位。
17.
Franklin D.Roosevelt was the first U.S. president to appoint women to high government posts.
FranklinD.Roosevelt是第一位任命妇女为政府高层职员的美国总统。
18.
Putting the System of Engagement into Practice in State Enterprises Leadership is the Key to Doing it Well;
聘任而非任命主职是搞好国企的关键