reappointed
英 [ˌriːəˈpɔɪntɪd]
美 [ˌriːəˈpɔɪntɪd]
v. 使恢复职位; 使回到原岗位
reappoint的过去分词和过去式
双语例句
- Mr Fukuda, 71, reappointed 13 of 19 cabinet members, drawing heavily on faction heads in what looked like an attempt to consolidate his authority and present an image of competence to a disgruntled electorate.
现年71岁的福田康夫重新任命了19名内阁成员中的13名，大量吸收了各派别领导人。此举似乎是在巩固他的权威，并向不满的选民呈现一种能干的形象。 - For that reason, alone, he should not be reappointed.
仅此一个原因，伯南克就不应被再度任命。 - It suggests diminished, though still favourable, odds that Ben Bernanke will be reappointed as the Fed's chairman when his term ends on January31st next year;
一种逐渐在减弱但仍受青睐的可能性显示，本·伯南克明年1月31号结束他的任期后，还会被再次任命为美联储主席。 - Cynics believe Mr Bernanke is using this public relations outreach to ensure he is reappointed.
置疑之士认为，伯南克是在利用这种公关推广来确保自己再度得到任命。 - Had he been reappointed, it would have been a triumph of hope over experience.
如果他能连任，这将是一次希望对经验的胜利。 - May not be reappointed until a period of2 years since he last served has elapsed when he shall be eligible for reappointment as if he had not previously been appointed.
不可再度委任，但自他不再出任成之日起2年后，他便有格再度委任，如他未委任一。 - The DSB shall appoint persons to serve on the Appellate Body for a four-year term, and each person may be reappointed once.
dsb应任命在上诉机构任职的人员，任期4年，每人可连任一次。 - For Mr Brown, it is Mervyn King, whom he has reappointed to an equally impregnable position.
给布朗添乱的则是默文金（mervynking），他受布朗二度任命，地位与贝克特一样稳固。 - The courts declined and he was subsequently reappointed as a non-executive director while his 79-year-old mother, Kwong Siu-hing, later took over as the board chairwoman.
法庭拒绝了他的请求，随后他被重新任命为一名非执行董事，而他79岁的母亲邝肖卿（kwongsiu-hing）后来接任董事局主席。 - In2000, Deloitte was reappointed as consultants for the second phase of the project.
参考答案2000年，“德勤全球”再次被任命为该项目第二阶段的顾问。