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appointment Noun 1. an arrangement to meet a person 2. the act of placing someone in a job or position 3. the person appointed 4. the job or position to which a person is appointed 5. appointments fixtures or fittings
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appointment noun 1. selection, naming, election, choosing, choice, commissioning, delegation, nomination, installation, assignment, allotment, designation noun 2. job, office, position, post, situation, place, station, employment, assignment, berth (informal) noun 3. meeting, interview, date, session, arrangement, consultation, engagement, fixture, rendezvous, tryst (archaic) assignation Translations (act) → nombramiento (= post); puesto; "appointments (vacant)" → "ofertas de trabajo"; "appointments (vacant)" (Press) → "offres d'emploi"; (post) → Stelle f; (arranged meeting) → Termin m; to make an appointment (with sb) appoint → einen Termin (mit jdm) vereinbaren; by appointment → su or per appuntamento; to make an appointment with sb → prendere un appuntamento con qn; (PRESS): "appointments (vacant)" → "offerte fpl di impiego" |
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| An appointment with a shadowy Something in your own imagination, which appears and disappears, and leaves substantial writing behind it AN eminent Justice of the Supreme Court of Patagascar was accused of having obtained his appointment by fraud. He applied for, and obtained, an appointment in one of the colonies. |
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