nominee
意味: A person who has been proposed or formally designated for a position, honour, award, or role, or who acts on behalf of another in a legal or financial capacity.
Nominee carries two distinct senses in British English. In the context of elections, awards, and appointments, it denotes someone put forward for selection or recognition. In financial and legal contexts, a nominee holds assets, shares, or property on behalf of another party, as in 'nominee account' or 'nominee shareholder'. This dual usage requires attention to context to determine meaning.
例文
- The committee announced the five nominees for the annual prize for outstanding contribution to British architecture. 委员会宣布了年度英国建筑杰出贡献奖的五位提名人。El comité anunció a los cinco nominados al premio anual por su contribución destacada a la arquitectura británica.委員会は、英国建築への顕著な貢献に対する年間賞の5名の候補者を発表した。위원회는 영국 건축에 대한 뛰어난 공헌에 수여하는 연례 상의 5명의 후보자를 발표했다.
- Shares were held in a nominee account administered by the bank's custodial services division on behalf of the beneficial owner. 股份由银行托管服务部门管理的代名人账户代实际受益人持有。Las acciones se mantenían en una cuenta de nominatario administrada por la división de custodia del banco en nombre del beneficiario real.株式は、実質的所有者に代わって銀行のカストディサービス部門が管理する名義人口座に保管されていた。주식은 실질적 소유자를 대신하여 은행의 수탁 서비스 부서가 관리하는 명의인 계좌에 보관되어 있었다.
- As the party's nominee for the by-election, she faced a challenging campaign in a constituency where support had been declining for years. 作为该党在补选中的提名候选人,她在一个支持率持续下滑的选区面临着艰难的选战。Como candidata del partido en las elecciones parciales, se enfrentaba a una campaña difícil en una circunscripción donde el apoyo llevaba años en declive.補欠選挙における党の公認候補として、彼女は支持率が長年低下し続けている選挙区で厳しい選挙運動に直面した。보궐 선거의 당 공인 후보로서, 그녀는 지지율이 수년간 하락하고 있는 선거구에서 어려운 선거 운동에 직면했다.
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使い方ガイド
場面: political, awards, finance, legal
トーン: neutral
起源と歴史
From Latin nominatus, past participle of nominare meaning 'to name,' from nomen meaning 'name.' The suffix -ee was added in English on the model of French legal terms. First recorded in the 17th century.
文化的背景
Era: Modern
Generation: All ages
Social background: Universal
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