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任任[rèn] 动1.■ （任用） appoint:新任的市长the newly appointed mayor;他被任为那所大学的终身教授。He was appointed professor in the university for life.2.■ （担任） assume a post; take up a job:他任教多年了。He has been a teacher for many years.他连任十年大使。He took up office as an ambassador for ten years continuously.他在法国内阁中任过许多重要职务。He had held many important offices in the French cabinet.一毕业她就被分配任学校的会计。Upon graduation she was assigned to the position of treasurer of the school.3.■ （任凭; 听任） let; allow; give free rein to:任想像纵情奔放give full reins to one's imagination;去还是不去，任你决定。It's up to you to decide whether you go or not.任你挑选一个。Choose any one you like. 名1.■（职务） official post; office:返任resume charge of the office; return to one's post;赴任proceed to take up one's post;就[离]任assume [leave] office;离任期间during one's absence;任满expiration of one's term of office;任内during one's term [tenure] of office;上任take up an official post; assume office 量1.■（用于任职的次数）:做过两任大使have twice been ambassador 连1.■（不论; 无论） no matter (how, what, etc.):任他怎么说，也别信他。Don't trust him, no matter what he says.任我们怎样劝说， 他也不听。No matter how hard we tried to persuade him, he wouldn't listen.另见 rén。 |