新任用英文怎么說(shuō)
2012-07-07 22:52
新任的英文:
newly-appointed
newly elected
new (in a political office)
- The incoming president
新任總裁. - She is the new dean of the Faculty Social Sciences.
她是新任社會(huì)科學(xué)院院長(zhǎng)。 - He's the new acting President.
他是新任代總統(tǒng)。 - The incoming mayor
繼任[新任]市長(zhǎng) - The new leader personified a new spirit of the time.
新任領(lǐng)袖代表了時(shí)代的一種新精神。 - The new governor's assumption of office takes place next Tuesday.
新任州長(zhǎng)于下星期二就職。 - The new chairman will shake up the company.
新任董事長(zhǎng)將重新改組公司。 - The incoming prime minister is still on a hazardous political tightrope.
新任首相的處境仍然如走鋼絲般岌岌可危。 - I made a submission to the Crown that a peerage should be conferred upon the new Minister
我向國(guó)王申請(qǐng),對(duì)這位新任大臣賜以爵位。 - I met the new manager today and found that we agreed on basic policies
今天我會(huì)見(jiàn)了新任經(jīng)理,發(fā)覺(jué)我倆對(duì)基本政策的看法是一致的。
adv. 新近;重新
- Have they reviewed these newly published books?
這些新出版的書,他們寫了書評(píng)沒(méi)有? - It's a newly updated fiction.
這是本最新的小說(shuō)。 - The newly built plant abuts on the highway.
新建的工廠靠近公路。
adj. 指定的,約定的
v. appoint的過(guò)去式和過(guò)去分詞;任命
- to cancel an appointment
取消約會(huì) - Appointments can be made by arrangement.
約見(jiàn)時(shí)間可以商定解決。 - He will only see you by appointment.
只有事先約好他才能接見(jiàn)你。
n. 被選的人;上帝的選民
adj. 精選的,選出的;當(dāng)選的
v. 選舉,推選; 選擇,挑選,選出
- This is a direct election.
這是直接選舉。 - He was unanimously elected as President.
人們一致選舉他當(dāng)總統(tǒng)。 - The elections were free and fair.
選舉是自由公正的。