柯林斯詞典appointed /??p??nt?d/ 1. ADJ If something happens at the appointed time, it happens at the time that was decided in advance. 指定的[正式] [ADJ n] The appointed hour of the ceremony was drawing nearer. 該儀式的指定時(shí)間正在臨近。 返回 appointed劍橋詞典 appointed adjective (PERSON) officially chosen for a job or responsibility 被指定的，被委任的 I'd like to introduce our newly appointed members of staff . 我來(lái)介紹一下我們剛?cè)斡玫穆殕T。 也見(jiàn)self-appointed appointed adjective (DATE) (of a day or time ) arranged for a meeting , etc. to happen 已定好（日期、時(shí)間）的，已安排的 Ten minutes before the appointed time , he sat nervously outside her office . 離約定的時(shí)間還有10分鍾， 他緊張地坐在她辦公室外等著。 appointed adjective (ROOM) formal If buildings or rooms are appointed in a particular way, they have furniture and equipment of the stated standard . 有家具設(shè)施的；有陳設(shè)的 It says in the ad that the bathroom is spacious and well appointed. 廣告上說(shuō)房子的浴室寬敞，設(shè)施齊全。 也見(jiàn)well appointed 返回 appointed