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美 [??p??nt?d]

釋義：

adj. 指定的，被任命的

例句：

1. The appointed person will be responsible for managing the project.

被指定的人將負責管理這個項目。

2. He was appointed as the new CEO of the company.

他被任命為公司的新CEO。

3. The appointed time for the meeting is 9 am tomorrow.

的指定時間是明天上午9點。

4. She was appointed to be the head of the department.

她被任命為部門負責人。

5. The appointed judge will preside over the trial.

被指定的將主持審判。

同義詞及用法：

designated：指定的，特定的。常用來表示某人或某物被選中或被指派擔任特定職位或任務。

例：He was designated as the team leader for the project.

nominated：提名的，推薦的。常用來表示某人被提名或推薦擔任某一職位。

例：She was nominated for an Academy Award for her performance in the film.

assigned：分配的，指派的。常用來表示某人或某物被分配到特定任務或職責。

例：The students were assigned different roles in the school play.

selected：選擇的，精選出來的。常用來表示某人或某物經(jīng)過挑選后被選中。

例：The best players were selected to represent the school in the tournament.

appointed：指定的，被任命的。常用來表示某人或某物被正式任命或指定。

例：The appointed ambassador will represent our country in the upcoming summit.

總結(jié)：

appointed一詞常用來表示某人或某物被正式任命或指定擔任特定職位、任務或時間。它與designated、nominated、assigned和selected等詞有著相似的意思，但在使用上有細微的差別。為了避免重復使用同義詞，可以根據(jù)具體語境選擇合適的詞匯。