nominee

美音：[ˌnɒmiˈniː]

简单释义：

n.被提名人；候选人

网络被提名者；被任命者；被提名的人

变形：

复数：nominees

完整释义：

1.被提名人;候选人

例句：

The president did not formally endorse McCain, but did say he was willing to campaign on behalf of the eventual Republican nominee.
布什总统没有正式表态支持麦凯恩，但是他说，他愿意为最后将赢得共和党提名的侯选人竞选。
In the magazine interview, al-Maliki did not indicate that he was endorsing Obama over Sen. John McCain, the presumptive Republican nominee.
在杂志的采访中，马利基并没有表明自己会支持奥巴马多于共和党候选人麦凯恩。
But after the election, some people in his company began to call for Ford to be the Republican presidential nominee in nineteen twenty-four.
但选举结束后，他的公司在一些人开始呼吁福特成为共和党一九二四年的总统候选人。
During an appearance on CNN's Late Edition, he said on many key issues, John McCain is too liberal to be the Republican nominee.
他在美国有线电视新闻网的晚间节目上露面时说，在许多问题上，麦凯恩的立场过于自由化，不合适做共和党的总统候选人。
The Iowa caucuses are the first major event leading up to selection of the Republican presidential nominee.
爱奥华州初选是共和党总统候选人获得提名的第一场大战。
"Tonight I can stand here and say that I will be the Democratic nominee for the President of the United States of America. "
奥巴马说：“今晚，我能够站在这里说，我将成为民主党的提名人，参加美国总统竞选。”
For Democrats, he was also a bad dream, proof that the President could be defeated, but perhaps not by their wounded nominee.
对民主党来说，他也是一场噩梦，从他的突起证明了老布什总统是可以被击败的，但击败他的人也许并不是民主党遍体鳞伤的候选人。
I intend to be the nominee of the Republican Party and to take him on and defeat him in 2012, " she said. "
我希望成为共和党的总统候选人，和奥巴马决一雌雄，在2012年大选中击败他。

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