nomination

英[ˌnɒmɪ'neɪʃn]美[ˌnɑːmɪ'neɪʃn]
  • n. 提名；任命；提名权

    • 记忆方法

    词根词缀法
    -nomin-名+-ation名词词尾
      noun(名词)
      1. 提名，推荐
      2. 任命;指定

    双解例句

    noun(名词)
    1. 提名，推荐

      There have been two nominations for the new job.

      这项新工作有两位提名人选。

    2. 任命;指定

      the nomination of Elena Kagan to the Supreme Court

      艾琳娜·卡根作为最高法院法官的提名

    小知识

    The first step in the process of electing a candidate for office or giving someone an award is nomination. When someone is officially recommended as a contender, that's their nomination.

    Your nomination for Best Animated Film in a film festival means that you're one of the directors who will be up for the award. A nomination is a huge honor in itself, because it means you've been chosen to be on a short list of possible winners. During presidential elections, major party nominations are usually made after a primary election—the party's nomination is its official endorsement of a candidate. The Latin root, nominationem, means “a naming.”

    实用短语

    1. nomination committee

      提名委员会,翻译

    2. nomination speech

      提名演说

    3. peer nomination

      同伴提名,同伴提名法,同侪提名

    4. nomination paper

      提名文件,提名书

    5. employer nomination scheme

      雇主提名计划

    6. nomination from headmaster

      校长推荐

    7. nomination details

      第七部分

    同义词

    n.提名;任命

    designation  /  naming  /  appointment  /  choice  /  selection

    其他释义

    designation  /  admission  /  appointment  /  naming  /  selection  /  choice  /  delegation  /  option

    同根词

    词根：nominate

    adj.

    nominated被提名的；被任命的

    nominative主格的；记名的；被提名的

    n.

    nominee被任命者；被提名的人；代名人

    nominative主格

    nominator提名者；任命者；续任者

    v.

    nominated提名；任命（nominate的过去分词）

    vt.

    nominate推荐；提名；任命；指定