reappointment
英 [ˌri:ə'pɔɪnmənt] 美 [ˌriə'pɔɪnmənt]

n.

连任，复职；

双语例句

1. Mr Bernanke's reappointment has defused that danger.
   伯南克的连任排除了这个险情。
2. His reappointment is likely to be agreed in the next couple of months.
   他的连任可能在未来两个月内得到确认。

权威例句

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