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an appointee to [position/body]
to 后接所任命的职位或机构。
She is a recent appointee to the board.
她最近被任命为董事会成员。
被任命的人；被指定担任职务者
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被任命的人；被指定担任职务者
a person who is officially appointed to a job or position
She is a recent appointee to the board.
她最近被任命为董事会成员。
被任命者；被委派的人。
a person who is appointed
The new appointee will start work on Monday.
新被任命者将于星期一开始工作。
As a recent appointee, she is still learning the company's rules.
作为最近被任命的人，她仍在学习公司的规章制度。
The mayor introduced her appointee to the city council.
市长把她的任命人选介绍给市议会。
to 后接所任命的职位或机构。
She is a recent appointee to the board.
她最近被任命为董事会成员。
形容词说明任命的性质，如 political、permanent、temporary。
He was a political appointee, not a career official.
他是一名政治任命者，不是职业官员。
of 后接做出任命的人或机构。
The director is an appointee of the president.
这位主管是总统任命的人。
Not this
He was appointee to the board.
Use this
He was appointed to the board.
appointee 是名词，意为“被任命者”，不能充当动词；表达“被任命”需用动词 appoint 的被动语态，因此应改为 appointed。
Not this
She has a new appointee at 3 pm.
Use this
She has a new appointment at 3 pm.
appointee 指“被任命的人”，而表示“预约、约会”或“任命这件事”应使用 appointment；说“3点有个预约”时只能用 appointment。
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政治任命者（因政治关系而非专业资历获任的官员）
Many political appointees leave their posts when the administration changes.
许多政治任命者在政府换届时离职。
总统任命的人
The presidential appointee was confirmed by the Senate.
这位总统任命的人获得了参议院的确认。
新任命的官员
The new appointee will start work next Monday.
新任命的官员将于下周一上任。
政府任命的人员
Government appointees are expected to act impartially.
政府任命的人员应公正行事。
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appoint（任命）+ ee（被…的人）：被点名任命去担任职务的人，就是 appointee。
语域：formal 常见场景：official appointment announcements、legal documents、human resources records appointee 通常用于正式或法律语境，如官方任命通知、法律文件或新闻稿中，比较常见于书面语；日常对话中用得更少。
Words like trustee, absentee, devotee, addressee, and refugee all end in a stressed -ee /iː/, so they genuinely rhyme with appointee. Beware coffee: it is also spelled with -ee but pronounced /ˈkɒf.i/, with a short /i/ and first-syllable stress, so it does not rhyme.
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