| 单词 | earmark |
| 释义 | earmark /ɪəmɑːk; name ɪrmɑːrk/ verb [transitive] (usually be earmarked) to decide that sth will be used for a particular purpose; to state that sth will happen to sb/sth in the future 指定…作特定用途；预先安排、确定（未来发生的事情）◆the factory has been earmarked for closure. 这家工厂已被指定关闭。◆they earmarked €8 million of their budget for new stores. 他们在预算中特别拨出 800 万欧元用于开新店。◆he has been earmarked to take over as president. 他已被指定接任董事长一职。☞ earmarkearmark/ˈɪəmɑ:k ||; ˈɪrˌmɑrk/verb [t] earmark sb/sth (for sth/sb) to choose sb/sth to do sth in the future 选定…将来做某事: ◇everybody says elena has been earmarked as the next manager. 人人都说，埃琳娜已被定为下一任经理的人选。 earmarksee ⇨ purpose 4 ear·mark /`ɪrˏmɑrk; ˈɪəmɑːk/v [t]to decide that something will be used for a particular purpose 指定［某物］作特定用途:◇the money was earmarked for a new school building. 这笔款项是指定用于建一幢新的学校大楼的。 |
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