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单词 nominate
释义
nominate
verb[T]
uk
/ˈnɒm.ɪ.neɪt/us
/ˈnɑː.mə.neɪt/

nominateverb[T](SUGGEST)

C1
toofficiallysuggestsomeone for anelection,job,position, orhonour:
（为选举、工作、职位或荣誉）提名，推荐
He's been nominated by theGreenPartyastheircandidatein the nextelection.他被绿党提名为下届选举的候选人。
Would you like to nominate anyonefor/asdirector?请您推荐一下经理的候选人，好吗？
C1
to sayofficiallythat afilm,song,programme, etc. will beincludedin acompetitionfor aprize:
提名（电影、歌曲、节目等）
Thefilmwas nominatedforanAcademyAward.这部电影获得奥斯卡提名。
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  • flip
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  • primary
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  • proxy
  • proxy vote
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nominateverb[T](CHOOSE)

toofficiallychoosesomeone for ajobor to do something:
任命；指定
She was nominatedasthe delegation'sofficialinterpreter.她被任命为代表团的正式翻译。
[+ to infinitive]PresidentYeltsin nominatedactingprimeministerSergei Kiriyenko toheadthegovernment.叶利钦总统任命代总理谢尔盖‧基里延科领导政府。
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  • acquihire
  • advertisement
  • anoint
  • anointed
  • applicant
  • assign
  • elect
  • get in
  • go intosomething
  • golden hello
  • goonda
  • handpicked
  • nomination
  • prospect
  • relocation expenses
  • resume
  • retain
  • rope
  • self-constituted
  • testimonial
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(Definition ofnominatefrom theCambridge Advanced Learner's Dictionary & Thesaurus© Cambridge University Press)

nominate| American Dictionary

nominate
verb[T]
us
/ˈnɑm·əˌneɪt/
toofficiallysuggestsomeone for aposition, anhonor, orelection:
She was nominated by thepresidenttoserveon theSupremeCourt.
If someone or something is nominated for aprize, it is one of theofficialcompetitorsfor it.

nomination

noun[C/U]us
/ˌnɑm·əˈneɪ·ʃən/
[U]ThreecandidatesareseekingtheDemocraticnomination for thepresidency.
(Definition ofnominatefrom theCambridge Academic Content Dictionary© Cambridge University Press)

nominate| Business English

nominate
verb[Toften passive]
uk
/ˈnɒmɪneɪt/us
toofficiallysuggestthat someone should beconsideredto do aparticularjob, takepartin anelection,receiveanhonour, etc.:
be nominated for sthTheformervicepresidenthas been nominated for theNobelPeace Prize.
toofficiallychoosesomeone to do aparticularjobortask:
be nominated as sthHe's been nominated asfirechief.
be nominated for sthThecurrentsecretaryhas been nominated for thepostofdirectorof the U.S. Fish and WildlifeService.
be nominated to do sthThefollowingsixdirectorshave been nominated toserveuntil the next Annual Meeting.
(Definition ofnominatefrom theCambridge Business English Dictionary© Cambridge University Press)

Examplesofnominate

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The ' socially comfortable ' measure is exceptional because, on average, six people are nominated as providing this sense of affiliation.
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Teachers of 45 classrooms (approximately 1,100 pupils altogether) selected and nominated from their groups the poorest readers.
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Furthermore, the party branch can specifically direct or manipulate elections through the process of nominating candidates and checking their credentials and qualifications.
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The chiefs represented the matrilineal clans and lineages and were nominated by the senior women.
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Many were nominated for testing; few passed with flying colors the proposed tests.
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More frequent experiences of sadness as nominated by peers also correlated with greater anger attribution bias.
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The kombere naaba, himself nominated by, and depending on, the king, is responsible for nominating the village chiefs.
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Teachers were asked to try to match the gender and ethnicity of the children nominated as average with that of the children nominated as aggressive.
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Scores were standardized within classroom by computing the proportion of times each child was nominated by his or her classmates on the corresponding questions.
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There are advantages to nominating the continence adviser as budget-holder for hospitaland community-absorbent products.
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No one would recommend nominating four candidates in a three-member district as the optimal way of maximizing seats.
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Conventionally, nominating decisions are evaluated exclusively by determining whether they are consistent with the goal of office maximization.
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Few defined benefit plans hold elections for trustee boards ; most trustees are nominated and appointed by the plan sponsor.
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The document gives advice on deciding which nurses should be nominated for training as prescribers.
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Urban biography is nominated as a framework that allows individual town studies and comparative evaluation of different urban genres.
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