1.
To assign(authority or duties) to another; delegate.
委派，委托（把权力或职责）委派给别人；委派
2.
a commission delegated to supervise an election.
委派监督选举的委员会。
3.
To appoint as an ambassador to a foreign government.
委派，派出委任一驻外国政府的大使
4.
To appoint to a naval or military command.
委派任命司令官或舰长
5.
He could not force the bishop to appoint him.
他无法强迫主教委派他。
6.
uncommitted apparatus
未委派任务的消防车
7.
He was gazetted to a new regiment.
委派他赴一新团任职.
8.
confirmation of appointments by the SG
认可秘书长委派人员
9.
He can't delegate command.
他不能委派代表来指挥。
10.
He was appointed to the vacant post.
他被委派填补那空缺.
11.
He was sent on a mission to France by his government.
他受政府委派出使法国。
12.
She was appointed to conduct the advertising campaign.
她被委派主持宣传活动.
13.
Sorensen was named liaison officer.
索伦森被委派为联络官。
14.
The act of distributing or appointing people to such positions.
官职的委派分派或委任某人这种地位的行为
15.
The positions so distributed or filled.
被委派的职务这样分配和委任的职位
16.
Upon expiration of a term, the director of board or committee member may renew his or her term provided his/ her party continues the appointment.
董事或者委员任期届满，委派方继续委派的，可以连任。
17.
assign sb to sth ;name sb for a task or position;appoint sb
指定某人做一工作或任一职务;委派,选派某人
18.
The act of appointing or designating for an office or position.
任命，委派任命或指派一个职位或位置的行为