Word · Frequency #15968
appointee
被任命的人；被指定担任职务者
核心释义
a person who is officially appointed to a job or position
- 1.
被任命者；被委派的人。
a person who is appointed
被任命者；被委派的人。；被任命者；[法] 被指定的人；被任命者
用法In use
The new appointee will start work on Monday.
用法提示：appointee 指被任命担任某职位的人，此处作主语。
As a recent appointee, she is still learning the company's rules.
用法提示：appointee 表示被任命者，与 recent 搭配说明刚获任命。
The mayor introduced her appointee to the city council.
用法提示：appointee 指被市长任命的人，此处作宾语。
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。
a [adjective] appointee
形容词说明任命的性质，如 political、permanent、temporary。
相关词与表达Connections
搭配Collocations
- political appointee
- 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。
- presidential appointee
- 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。
- new appointee
- 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。
- government appointee
- 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。
学习提示Learner notes
记忆技巧Memory Tip
appoint（任命）+ ee（被…的人）：被点名任命去担任职务的人，就是 appointee。
语境与语域Context & Register
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。
发音与拼写Pronunciation & Spelling
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.
用法优先级Usage priority
Collins 词频等级为 1，建议结合例句记忆，而不是只背中文释义。
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