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commission英汉释义

n.(名词)
  1. [C]授权,委托 action, task or piece of work given to sb to do
  2. [C]委员会 a group of people authorized to carry out a task
  3. [C][U]佣金,回扣 payment to sb for selling goods which increases with the quantity of goods sold
v.(动词)
  1. vt. 委任,委托 give a commission to (a person or group of people)

commission是什么意思

n. (名词)
  1. 佣金
  2. 委员会
  3. 委托
  4. 委任
  5. 任务
  6. 职权
  7. 委任状
  8. 权限
  9. 手续费
  10. 命令
  11. 所授军衔
  12. 犯(罪)犯罪行为
  13. 训令
  14. 委员
  15. 所委职责
  16. 任命
  17. 【商】代办
v. (动词)
  1. 委托制作
  2. 委任
  3. 使服役
  4. 委托
  5. 使(军舰)服役
  6. 将…投入使用
  7. 任命
  8. 给与…以职权
  9. 授衔
  10. 将…投入使用
  11. 把(军舰)编入现役
  12. 被委任指挥(舰只)
  13. 任职
  14. 提拔
  15. 正式委托
  16. 任命…为军官
  17. 授以任职令
  18. 授权

commission自然拼读

com·mis·sion

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commission变形

复数:commissions

第三人称单数:commissions

现在分词:commissioning

过去式:commissioned

过去分词:commissioned

commission词根

词根:commit

adj.

committed 坚定的;效忠的;承担义务的

commissioned 受委任的,受任命的;服役的,现役的

n.

commitment 承诺,保证;委托;承担义务;献身

commissioner 理事;委员;行政长官;总裁

v.

committed 承诺;委托;干坏事;付诸(commit的过去分词)

commissioned 委任(commission的过去分词)

vt.

commit 犯罪,做错事;把...交托给;指派…作战;使…承担义务

commission英英释义

noun

a formal written warrant granting the power to perform various acts or duties

a certificate conferring military rank and authorityalso: the rank and authority so conferred

received a lieutenant's commission in the army

an authorization or command to act in a prescribed manner or to perform prescribed acts : charge

a commission to serve as notary public

a formal request to produce something (especially an artistic work) in exchange for paymentalso: a work produced by commission … the play was a commission of the Guthrie Theatre in Minneapolis … —Sharon Eberson

… he found his footing as a Western artist when he received a commission in 1958 to create two … paintings …—William Grimes

authority to act for, in behalf of, or in place of another

… had summoned all the clans which acknowledged his commission …—T. B. Macaulay

a task or matter entrusted to one as an agent for another

executed a commission for me while he was in Singapore

a group of persons directed to perform some duty

The state set up a commission to study the proposed merger of the school districts.

a government agency having administrative, legislative, or judicial powers

regulatory powers exercised by the Federal Trade Commission

a city council having legislative and executive functions

She served on the city's water commission.

an act of committing something

commission of a crime

a fee paid to an agent or employee for transacting a piece of business or performing a serviceespecially: a percentage of the money received from a total paid to the agent responsible for the business

He gets a commission for each car he sells.

an act of entrusting or giving authority

the commission of limited powers to the administrator

verb

transitive verb

to furnish with a commission: such as

to confer a formal commission on

was commissioned lieutenant

to appoint or assign to a task or function

was commissioned to do the biography

to order to be made

commissioned a portrait

to put (a ship) in commission

The ship was commissioned in 2004.

commission词组

arbitration commission[经]仲裁委员会

on commission抽取佣金;受托代销;被授权

european commission欧洲委员会

planning commission计划委员会;规划委员会

military commission特别军事法庭

china banking regulatory commission中国银行业监督管理委员会

exchange commission兑换佣金

securities and exchange commission(美)证券交易委员会

out of commission损坏的;退役的;不能使用的

federal communications commission联邦通信委员会

royal commission(英国)皇家专门调查委员会

state development planning commission国家发展计划委员会

federal trade commission联邦贸易委员会,联邦商务委员会(FTC)

in commission可使用;服现役中

foreign trade arbitration commission对外贸易仲裁委员会

sales commission销售佣金

high commission高级专员公署或辖区;特派使节的职位;特派使节团

maritime arbitration commission海事仲裁委员会

electoral commission选举委员会

discipline inspection commission纪委

commission区别

 committee, commission

这组词都有“委员会”的意思,其区别是:

committee既用作普通名词,也用作集体名词,指通过选举或其它方式而成立的一般委员会。

commission指为了某项任务专门成立的委员会。

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commission词源中文解释

14世纪中叶,“授权给某人的权力,委派的权力或权力”,源自古法语 commission,直接源自拉丁语 commissionem(主格 commissio)“承诺的行为”,在中世纪拉丁语中是“业务委派”,是过去分词词干 committere 的动作名词,意为“联合,连接,结合; 聚集”,源自 com “与,一起”(参见 com-)+ mittere “释放,放开; 发送,投掷”(参见 mission)。

“委派权力的文件”意义可追溯至15世纪初; “负责特定职责的权力机构”意义可追溯至15世纪末。1560年代开始出现“委托给任何人执行的事物”的意义; 1590年代开始出现“承诺或行动”的意义。

海军意义上的“军舰的活动服务期”可追溯至1882年(in commission “在军官指挥下”可追溯至1733年)。因此,1878年开始使用 out of commission “停放在海军工厂或储备中”,后来扩展到其他机械,并在1917年引申到人或人的品质。

在商业用途中,指“由他人委派进行购买和销售商品的权力”,可追溯至1620年代。1725年开始出现“给予代理人进行交易业务的津贴或百分比”的意义。

commission_旅游行业词汇

佣金

commission_法律行业词汇

手续费

代理

委员会

佣金

作为

代理权

管理委员会

commission词源英文解释

Noun Middle English commissioun "delegated authority, warrant delegating authority," borrowed from Anglo-French commission, borrowed from Medieval Latin commissiōn-, commissiō "commitment, entrusting, grant of authority," going back to Late Latin, "joining, engagement, sin," going back to Latin, "commencement of a game," from committere "to join together, engage, place in the keeping of, entrust, bring about" + -tiōn-, -tiō, suffix of verbal action — more at commit Verb derivative of commission >entry 1

The first known use of commission was in the 14th century

commission儿童词典英英释义

compliment1 of 2noun

an expression of respect, affection, or admirationespecially: an admiring remark

plural best wishes : regards

compliment2 of 2verb

to pay a compliment to

was complimented on his performance

complex1 of 2noun

a whole made up of many complicated or related parts

a system of thoughts, feelings, and memories that exist in one's mind but of which one is not aware and which influence one's behavior

a building or group of buildings housing related units

an apartment complex

complex2 of 2adjective

composed of two or more parts

a complex mixture

consisting of a main clause and one or more subordinate clauses

a complex sentence

formed by union of simpler substances

having many parts, details, ideas, or functions often related in a complicated way a complex machine

a complex problem

complete1 of 2adjective

possessing all necessary parts : entire a complete diet

a complete set of books

brought to an end : having been completed

five complete days

being such to the fullest degree : thorough, absolute a complete failure

complete freedom

of a football pass legally caught

complete2 of 2verb

to bring to an end : accomplish or achieve fully

complete a job

to make whole or perfect

the shoes complete the outfit

complement1 of 2noun

something that fills up, completes, or makes perfect

full quantity, number, or amount

a ship's complement of officers and crew

the angle that when added to a given angle equals 90 degrees

the set of all elements not included in a given mathematical set

an added word or group of words by which the predicate of a sentence is made complete

"president" in "they elected her president" and "to work" in "he wants to work" are different kinds of complements

a heat-sensitive substance in normal blood that in combination with antibodies destroys antigens (as bacteria and foreign blood corpuscles)

complement2 of 2verb

to form or serve as a complement to

a shirt that complements a suit

complaintnoun

expression of grief, pain, or resentment

a cause or reason for complaining

the noise was her biggest complaint

a pain or sickness in the body

a charge of illegal wrongdoing against a person

competencenoun

a supply (as of money or property) that is enough to provide for the necessities of life

the quality or state of being competent

common1 of 2adjective

relating or belonging to or used by everyone : public

work for the common good

belonging to or shared by two or more individuals or by the members of a group or set

a common ancestor

widespread sense 1, general

facts of common knowledge

adequate

common decency

occurring or appearing frequently : familiar

a common sight

not above the average in rank, merit, or social position

the common people

falling below ordinary standards : second-rate

coarse sense 5, vulgar

common2 of 2noun

plural the common people

a piece of land that is open to common use especially for pasture—often used in plural

commission1 of 2noun

an order granting the power to perform various acts or duties

a certificate that gives military rank and authorityalso: the rank and authority so given

authority to act as agent for another

a matter entrusted to an agent

a group of persons directed to perform some duty

an act of committing

commission of a theft

a fee paid to an agent or employee for taking care of a piece of business

a 5% sales commission

commission2 of 2verb

to give a commission to commissioned to write the biography

was commissioned lieutenant

to order to be made

commissioned a portrait of himself

to put (a ship) in commission

commission1 of 2noun

an order granting the power to perform various acts or duties

a certificate that gives military rank and authorityalso: the rank and authority so given

authority to act as agent for another

a matter entrusted to an agent

a group of persons directed to perform some duty

an act of committing

commission of a theft

a fee paid to an agent or employee for taking care of a piece of business

a 5% sales commission

commission2 of 2verb

to give a commission to commissioned to write the biography

was commissioned lieutenant

to order to be made

commissioned a portrait of himself

to put (a ship) in commission

commission 例句

1 The findings of the commission will be published today.

委员会的调查结果将于今天公布。

2 It's really impossible for us make any concession by allowing you any commission.

在给你们的佣金问题上,我们真的不可能作出任何让步.

3 The commission telegraphed its decision earlier this month by telling an official to prepare the order.

该委员会本月早些时候通过让一个官员准备那项命令流露了其要做的决定。

4 Only commissioned officers qualify for the Military Cross.

只有持委任状的军官才有资格获得十字勋章。

5 1% commission is charged for cashing traveller's cheques.

兑现旅行支票收取1% 的手续费。

6 ‘Are you sure you don’t want to come with us, Asclepius? Your guardian is out of commission. You’d be really helpful aboard the Argo //.’ Asclepius smiled wistfully.

7 The government has set up a commission to look into those crimes.

政府已成立一个委员会调查那些罪行。

8 They caught me on a bogus run they’d put in, sending a stupid hillbilly-lookin’ Indian hopped up on opiates to commission a run.

9 He earned £2 000 in commission last month.

他上个月挣了2 000英镑的佣金。

10 In December 2010 America’s Federal Trade Commission (FTC) proposed adding a “do not track” (DNT) option to internet browsers, so that users could tell advertisers that they did not want to be followed.

2010年12月,美国联邦贸易委员会建议在互联网浏览器中添加“禁止跟踪”选项,用户可用它来告诉广告商,他们不想被跟踪。

11 The stewards had commissioned a veterinarian to go over to the Howard barn, pull Seabiscuit out, examine him, and determine whether or not Smith was lying about his horse’s condition.

12 The king commissioned the artist to paint his portrait.

13 One decided to barter a stack of her wedding bracelets and commissioned a white-washer to freshen the walls of the stairwell.

14 None of this impressed Walter Reed, the army doctor who headed the commission.

15 Determined to get as close to the front lines as possible, William asked the United States Army for a commission to serve as a code breaker overseas.

16 A white member of the commission complained, “There seems to be no authority interested in the protection of Americans whose skins are black.”

17 Samsung has also asked the U.S. International Trade Commission to investigate the case.

三星已经也问美国国际的贸易调查案件的委任.

18 Few seem to feel that the exchange of their time and liberty for their commission of a crime is a fair one, and many if not most continue to insist upon their innocence.

19 When appointed to a council committee to look into the proposal during the summer, one councilman refused, angrily protesting, “The council knows the need for a human relations commission, and it has failed to act...”

20 A royal commission was the dream of all potters, but Tree-ear sensed somehow that it was more than a dream for Min.

commission 同义词

1 服役

serve tend

14 军衔

rank

20 过错

sin blame fault offence bish

21 市政委员会

corporation

25 常作

court

27 不能使用

unserviceable

29 经纪

broking

36 授权做

authorize

38 官职

official office

commission 短语相关

commission merchant commission plan in commission into commission on commission out of commission sub-commission

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