appointee

UK:  [ə.pɔɪn'tiː]

US:  [ə.pɔɪn'ti]

复数：appointees  

n.

1.被任命者,被指定者

2.【法律】被指定为财产的受益者

1 . As does President Obama, who said his second appointee to the court earned respect "across the political spectrum. "
正如奥巴马总统所言，他对最高法院第二次提名赢得了“超越政治派别的”尊重。

2 . For a presidential appointee to raise rates in an election year requires some steel.
身为总统任命的官员，在大选年要调高利率需要一些勇气。

3 . Mr Trichet's departure will create a space for a French appointee, perhaps as chief economist, to the ECB's six-strong executive board.
特里谢的离职将会为ECB的六强执行委员会中的法国提供一个被任命空间，也许将会是一名首席经济学家。

4 . The appointee of a company's management representatives will face the supervise of the board.
被任命的管理人员代表需要面对董事会的监管。

5 . On the contrary, the Federal Reserve is already heavily entrenched in the political process, as the Fed chairman is a political appointee.
恰恰相反，美联储一直是政治圈的一部分，美联储主席就是一个政治上的任命（6）。