nominees

英 [ˌnɒmɪˈniːz]

美 [ˌnɑməˈniz]

n.  被提名人; 被任命者; (投资等的)名义持有人
nominee的复数

柯林斯词典

• N-COUNT 被提名者;候选人
  Anomineeis someone who is nominated for a job, position, or award.
  1. His nominee for vice president was elected only after a second ballot...
     他提名的副总统在两轮投票后才当选。
  2. I was delighted to be a nominee and to receive such a prestigious award in recognition of our company's achievements.
     我很高兴获得提名，也很荣幸接受如此声誉卓越的奖项，这是对我们公司所取得成就的认可。

双语例句

• Today, we will listen to music by some of the country music nominees.
  今天，我们将聆听部分来自乡村音乐提名人的作品。
• Those were the nominees back in2008: then Senator Barack Obama and Senator John McCain.
  以上是2008年美国总统的被提名者：贝拉克奥巴马议员和约翰麦凯恩议员。
• They were selected from a thousand designers who applied, said Ms Arnault of the nominees.
  这些设计师都是从一千位申请者中被挑选出来的，阿尔诺如此描述着提名者。
• Be memorable, and you will be remembered, co-producer Don Mischer told nominees at a recent luncheon.
  制片人之一唐米斯彻最近在一次午宴上告诉提名者：有让人印象深刻的表现，你就会被大家牢记。
• N.Y.U. picked Dr. Hamilton from over 200 nominees.
  纽约大学是在200多名人选中挑中汉密尔顿博士的。
• Nominees for these academies must be seventeen to twenty-three years old, unmarried and with no children.
  参加这些院校的被提名者须是十七到二十三周岁以下，未婚，没有孩子。
• It looks like Grammy night was date night for more than a few of the lucky nominees.
  对于一些幸运的提名者来说，格莱美颁奖礼的这个夜晚也算个不错的约会之夜了。
• She's one of the nominees.
  她是被提名者之一。
• Nominees: those committee members need to ask the hard questions of these nominees and examine their records closely.
  委员会的成员必须针对被提名者问一些很严厉的问题，并且仔细考查他们的记录。
• A preliminary election where delegates or nominees are chosen.
  从代表或被提名的人中选择的初步选举。