appoint的用法

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vt. to choose someone for a position or a job 任命；委任；委派 t7u*j
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(1) appoint sb as … 任命某人为……     be appointed as… 被任命为…… ,D 
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  The government appointed Mike as headmaster of the school. \xggIW.^0  
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  David was appointed as mayor of the city. LXxQI(RO  
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(2) appoint sb. to … 派某人到…… dL+yd0b*  
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  We must appoint a new teacher at once to the mountain school. 4.wrY6+V  
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(3) appoint sb. to do sth. 派某人去做某事 @w.DN)GPo  
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  The boss has appointed a secretary to meet you at the airport. 56c[$ q  
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(4) appoint (time )for… 为……约定时间 +:ms`Sr>  
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  It is still unknown to appoint a date for meeting. L)\<7  
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(1)昨天汤姆被任命为主席。 !LpjTMYs  
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Tom ___________  ___________  ___________ chairman yesterday. PPySOkmS3  
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(2)他们委派一个人去考虑这些计划。 Pf%I6bVN9  
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They ___________a person ___________  ___________ the plans. z a_0-G%C2  
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