appoint to

appoint to

• 任命，指派，选派：

  They appointed him to the committee.

  他们委任他为委员。

  He will be appointed to the chairmanship.

  他将被派担任主席。

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• somnambulistic
• clement
• grease the wheels
• mess about with
• -ly
• dephosphorize
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• nebulising
• somewhere around, between, etc. sth
• disability
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• the Windy City
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• secure the attention of
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• d.a.i.
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• before ... time
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