nominate信息详情
vt.推荐；提名；任命；指定
nominated───adj.被提名的；被任命的；v.提名；任命（nominate的过去分词）
nominates───vt.推荐；提名；任命；指定
dominate───vt.控制；支配；占优势；在…中占主要地位；vi.占优势；处于支配地位
denominate───vt.为…命名；把…称作…；adj.有特定名称的
innominate───adj.无名的；匿名的
nominately───提名
nominative───adj.主格的；记名的；被提名的；n.主格
renominate───vt.再任命；再提名
abominate───vt.痛恨；憎恶
If you'd like to recognize the greenness of an individual or organization, why not nominate them for an Environmental Achievement Award.───如果你想赞扬某个人或团体的绿色环保行为，何不将他们提名为环境成就奖的候选人？
If you are interested, I will be happy to nominate you.───如果你感兴趣，我很乐意提名你。
Security Council can nominate anyone for secretary-general.───安全理事会可以提名任何人为秘书长。
I told him Dukakis liked the speech so much, he wanted me to go to the Republican convention to nominate Vice President Bush, too.───我告诉他，杜卡基斯非常喜欢我的演讲辞，他希望我去参加共和党的全国代表大会，为布什副总统做提名演讲。
The Securities and Exchange Commission is also trying to make it easier for shareholders to nominate people to boards of directors.───美国证券交易委员会也在试图使股东提名为董事会成员更加便利。
He refused to set a timetable for the formation of a new government, and would not say who he planned to nominate as ministers.───他拒绝设立成立新政府的时间表，也没有透露内阁部长人选。
If Mr. Maliki fails to produce a new government within a month, the constitution requires the president to nominate another candidate.───如果马利基不能在一个月之内组建新政府，按照伊拉克宪法规定，总统必须提名另外一名总理候选人。
Some Americans object to the power of superdelegates to nominate a candidate who did not receive the most votes in primaries and caucuses.───有些美国选民反对超级代表拥有提名在初选或预选会议中未得到多数选票的候选人的权力。
It would be easy to nominate new members to the Security Council, said Henry Kissinger, but difficult with the increased number of vetoes .───基辛格表示，任命安理会新成员是容易的事情，难就难在否决票的数量增加。