| 词汇 | nominate |
| 释义 | nominate (one) as (something)To recommend, suggest, or put forward one as a candidate for some role or position. The board of directors said they want to nominate me as the company's representative during the tribunal. This is the first time he has been nominated as a candidate in a election. nominate (one) for (something)To recommend, suggest, or put forward one as a candidate for some award, prize, honor, title, etc. Often used in passive constructions. She's been nominated for Best Actress four times, but she still has yet to actually win the award. I just found out I've been nominated for salesperson of the year! nominate (one) to (something)To recommend, suggest, or put forward one as a candidate to join a particular group. Tom wants to nominate Sally to the board of directors. nominate someone as somethingto suggest someone to be the candidate to serve as something. I would like to nominate Karen as our representative. She nominated herself as the one most likely to do the job. nominate someone for somethingto suggest someone as a candidate for a particular office. I will nominate Carolyn for president. You cannot nominate yourself for this office. nominate someone to somethingto suggest someone to become a member of a group. I am the one who nominated her to the board. The president nominated herself to the position of chairman of the board. |
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