to mandate
01
授权, 委任
to officially give someone the authority or responsibility to carry out specific tasks or make decisions
Ditransitive: to mandate sb with authority or responsibility
例子
The board of directors decided to mandate the new CEO with strategic decision-making authority.
董事会决定授权新CEO拥有战略决策权。
02
委任, 授权管理
to assign or place a territory under the control or administration of a nation or authority
Transitive: to mandate a territory | to mandate a territory to a country
语法信息
形态构成
派生
动作动词
规则
现在时
mandate
第三人称单数
mandates
现在分词
mandating
一般过去时
mandated
过去分词
mandated
例子
The League of Nations mandated the administration of certain regions to ensure peace and stability.
国际联盟委托管理某些地区以确保和平与稳定。
03
强制, 命令
to make something obligatory
Transitive: to mandate sth | to mandate that
例子
The school has mandated regular vaccinations for all students.
学校已强制要求所有学生定期接种疫苗。
Mandate
01
授权书, 法令
an official document that sets out a specific order or command to be carried out
语法信息
有生性状态
无生命
形态构成
复合词
可数
复数形式
mandates
例子
The council issued a mandate requiring all businesses to reduce energy consumption.
理事会发布了一项指令，要求所有企业减少能源消耗。
例子
After winning the election with a significant majority, the new government claimed a strong mandate to implement their policies.
在以显著多数赢得选举后，新政府声称有强大的授权来实施其政策。
03
委任统治, 委任统治地
a former territory placed under the temporary administration of another power by the League of Nations after World War I
例子
Syria and Lebanon were French mandates established after World War I.
叙利亚和黎巴嫩是第一次世界大战后建立的法国委任统治地。
