1.
One who has been nominated to an office or for a candidacy.
被提名者，被任命者已被任命到某一职务或为候选而被提名的
2.
the act of appointing summarily (with or without the appointee's consent).
即位的任命行为（经或未经被任命者的同意）。
3.
(British) a disparaging term for an appointee.
（英国）一个对被任命者的蔑称。
4.
The lists of appointees matching the lists of patronage positions in such a system.
被任命名单与这样的系统中与庇护的名单相对应的被任命者的名单
5.
The.nomenklatura are perceived as draft - immune&b{Anthony Arnold)
这些…被任命者被认为是免拟草稿的(安东尼 阿诺德)
6.
the body of ordained religious practitioners.
被任命的宗教的从业者。
7.
He held over until his successor was appointed.
他留任到继任者被任命时为止。
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.
a legislator appointed by the party to enforce discipline.
被任命执行纪律的立法者。
10.
He is appointed dean of the chemistry department .
他被任命为化学系主任。
11.
Who was named for class president?
谁被任命担任班长？
12.
Empowered to elect or designate.
任命被授权选举或任命的
13.
He was commissioned a major-general.
他被任命为陆军少将。
14.
proper or designated social situation.
在社会中被任命的职位。
15.
This Secretary of Defense is appointed,
国防部长是被任命的，
16.
He was constituted representative of the party.
他被任命为该党的代表。
17.
they were appointed ad hoc.
他们是被特别任命的。
18.
a person being ordained.
将要被任命为牧师的人。