appointment

appointment
n
1. призначення (на пост, посаду тощо)
2. посада, місце, призначення
3. зустріч, ділова зустріч
- indefinite appointment призначення на невизначений термін
- midnight appointment амер. призначення, що проводяться урядом під кінець перебування при владі
- permanent appointment постійне призначення
- smbd.'s appointment as ambassador призначення когось послом
- appointment of a consul призначення консулом
- offer of appointment запрошення на роботу
- terms and conditions of appointment умови призначення
- to break an appointment не прийти на зустріч
- to get an appointment отримати посаду/ призначення/ пост
- to have an appointment мати зустріч, зустрітися
- to keep an appointment прийти на (ділову) зустріч
- to make an appointment for 6 o'clock домовитися про зустріч о 6 годині
- to obtain an appointment отримати посаду/ призначення/ пост
- to receive/ an appointment отримати посаду/ призначення/ пост
- to refuse an appointment відмовитися від посади
- the appointment is made public про призначення повідомляється в пресі

English-Ukrainian diplomatic dictionary. 2013.

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