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ordainer
n.ordain的变形
ordain[ɔ:'dein]
vt.
【宗教】委任…为牧师；授命…任圣职
(用法律、布告等)制定，规定：
to ordain a new policy
制定一项新政策
命令：
He ordained us not to talk.
他命令我们不要讲话。
(上帝、命运等)注定：
Fate had ordained the meeting.
命中注定会相见。
vi.
下达命令，颁布命令
任命职务
英英释义
ordainer
n.a cleric who ordains; a cleric who admits someone to holy orders
权威例句
Restoring the Kingdom: The Role of God as the "Ordainer of Times and Seasons"in the Acts of the Apostles"[A]ll / things began in Order to / end in Ordainer": The Theological Poetics of Louis Zukofsky from "A"to X
Ordainer of times and seasons : the portrayal of God in the Book of the Acts of the Apostles /
John of Brittany, Earl of Richmond
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1. The rich districts can outbid the country school for teachers.
富裕地区能以高薪从乡村聘走教员.
来自《现代英汉综合大词典》
2. She outbid me for the vase.
那个花瓶她出价比我高.
来自《简明英汉词典》
3. Last year, Cray failed to take over the software company, when it was outbid by Electronic Data Systems.
去年，由于电子数据系统公司竞价更高，克雷未能收购这家软件公司。
来自柯林斯例句
4. We offer 100,000 for the warehouse, but anther company outbid us.
我们出价1000,000英镑购买这个库房, 但另一家公司出价高于我们.
来自互联网
5. They bid $ 1780 per metric ton but some competitors outbid them.
他们递价每公吨1780美元,但一些竞争者出价更高.
来自互联网
[ outbid 造句 ]
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