earnestly invite to a post; cordially appoint
Tone colorsmāmámǎmàma
Meanings
1 sense · 4 examplesverb
to earnestly invite or appoint to a position; to cordially hire
formalUsed in formal contexts, especially for prestigious academic, professional, or official appointments. Conveys great sincerity and respect on the part of the inviter.
Wǒ我
men们
jǐn谨
yǐ以
zuì最
chéng诚
zhì挚
de的
xīn心
qíng情
，
dūn敦
pìn聘
nín您
wéi为
wǒ我
yán研
jiū究
yuàn院
tè特
yuē约
yán研
jiū究
yuán员
。
With the utmost sincerity, we cordially invite you to serve as a special researcher at our institute.
Gāi该
dà大
xué学
dūn敦
pìn聘
le了
duō多
wèi位
Nuò诺
bèi贝
ěr尔
jiǎng奖
dé得
zhǔ主
dān担
rèn任
kè客
zuò座
jiào教
shòu授
。
The university cordially appointed several Nobel laureates as visiting professors.
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Zī兹
dūn敦
pìn聘
Zhāng张
xiān先
sheng生
wéi为
wǒ我
gōng公
sī司
shǒu首
xí席
gù顾
wèn问
。
We hereby earnestly appoint Mr. Zhang as the chief consultant of our company.
Zhè这
fèn份
dūn敦
pìn聘
shū书
tǐ体
xiàn现
le了
wǒ我
yuàn院
duì对
nín您
xué学
shù术
chéng成
jiù就
de的
gāo高
dù度
rèn认
kě可
。
This letter of appointment reflects our institute's high recognition of your academic achievements.