nomination
gb/nˌɑmənˈeɪʃən/ us/nˌɑmənˈeɪʃən/
B2
英语
~ 9200
义项
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名词
B2
action
1
official proposal for a role
The official act of saying that someone should get a job, position, or prize.
用法模式：
a nomination of [someone] for [a job/award]
常见错误：
Learners sometimes confuse "nomination" with "application". An "application" is when a person asks for a job or prize; a "nomination" is when someone else officially puts that person forward. Another common mistake is using the wrong preposition: say "a nomination for an award/position" or "the nomination of someone", not "nomination to someone" in this sense.
近义词
proposal (More general; can be any suggestion, not only for formal roles or awards.)
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recommendation (Emphasizes support or approval rather than the formal process itself.)
反义词
rejection (Focuses on not accepting someone for a role instead of officially putting them forward.)
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withdrawal (Refers to removing a name from consideration rather than entering it.)
搭配
official nomination
|nomination process
|nomination of candidates
|nomination for the board
|submit a nomination
|invite nominations
主题
politics
|business
|entertainment
|work
例句
- Her nomination for the position of CEO surprised many people in the company.
- The committee will review each nomination carefully before making a decision.
- Nominations for the board must be submitted by the end of the month.
- The festival opened its nomination process to films from all over the world.
- He received a nomination to serve on the university council.
学习者例句
- Her nomination for the job made her very happy.
- The school asked teachers to send in one nomination for best student.
- Nominations for class president close on Friday.
- We filled in the form to make his nomination official.
- The club invited nominations for its new leader.
名词
B2
state
2
status as party’s chosen candidate
The official position of being your party’s chosen person to run in an election.
用法模式：
win the nomination for [office]
常见错误：
Learners may confuse "nomination" with "election". The nomination comes first: a party chooses its candidate in an internal process, and then that candidate runs in the public election. Learners also sometimes say "get the candidate" instead of "win/secure the nomination".
近义词
candidacy (More general for being a candidate; does not always imply official party backing.)
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endorsement (Highlights support or approval; may be less formal and not limited to parties.)
反义词
defeat (Refers to failing to become the chosen candidate in an internal party contest.)
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deselection (Specifically the removal or refusal of a candidate by a party, the opposite of granting a nomination.)
搭配
win the nomination
|secure the nomination
|seek the nomination
|presidential nomination
|party nomination
|lose the nomination
主题
politics
|government
例句
- She won the party’s nomination for governor after a long primary campaign.
- He is widely expected to secure the nomination for mayor.
- Three senators are competing for the presidential nomination this year.
- After losing the nomination, she agreed to support the winning candidate.
- The convention will officially confirm his nomination for the Senate seat.
学习者例句
- He wants to win the party’s nomination for president.
- She lost the nomination but still worked for the winner.
- Two men are fighting for the nomination for mayor.
- The party meeting will decide the nomination.
- The news said he secured the nomination after the last primary.
名词
B2
entity
3
a specific award or honor nomination
One official choice for a prize or honor.
用法模式：
a nomination for [an award]
常见错误：
Learners sometimes think "nomination" means the same as "award" or "prize". A nomination means you are in the final group being considered; an award is what you get if you win. You can say "She got a nomination" or "She was nominated", but not "She won a nomination" when you really mean "She won the award."
近义词
nod (Informal entertainment-industry slang for a nomination, often for awards.)
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entry (A more general term for something put forward in a competition; less formal than "nomination" and not always used for major awards.)
反义词
snub (Informal; describes not receiving a nomination when one was expected or hoped for.)
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overlook (Being passed over and not given a nomination while others were chosen.)
搭配
award nomination
|Oscar nomination
|Academy Award nomination
|receive a nomination
|multiple nominations
|first nomination
主题
entertainment
|arts
|media
|arts_entertainment
例句
- The film received ten Oscar nominations, including Best Picture.
- This is her third nomination for a Grammy award.
- He was thrilled just to get a nomination, even though he didn’t win.
- The show earned nominations in every major category.
- Several first-time actors received nominations this year.
学习者例句
- The movie got five Oscar nominations.
- She was happy about her first nomination for a big prize.
- He did not win, but the nomination was very special to him.
- The band has many nominations for music awards.
- The TV show got a nomination for best comedy.
名词
formal
C1
action
4
formal naming in official documents
The formal act of writing someone’s name in an official paper so they get a role or money later.
用法模式：
the nomination of [someone] as [role/beneficiary]
常见错误：
Learners may not realize this is a technical, legal use. In everyday speech, you usually say "name" or "choose" someone, not "make a nomination" in this sense. Also, learners sometimes say "sign a nomination" when it is more natural to say "fill in/complete a nomination form."
近义词
designation (Common in legal and corporate language for formally naming someone for a role or benefit.)
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appointment (Stresses giving someone a position; not always tied to a written legal record, but often overlaps in formal contexts.)
反义词
revocation (The act of cancelling a prior nomination or designation in official records.)
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removal (The opposite of formally naming someone; taking them out of a role or off a list of beneficiaries.)
搭配
nomination of beneficiaries
|pension nomination
|nomination form
|nomination of directors
|nomination in writing
|file a nomination
主题
law
|business
|finance
例句
- Please complete the nomination of beneficiaries form for your pension plan.
- The nomination of new directors must be submitted in writing.
- You may change your insurance nomination at any time by notifying the company.
- Under the rules, the nomination of a trustee requires approval from all members.
- Failure to update the nomination could result in delays in payment to your family.
学习者例句
- You must sign a nomination form for your pension.
- He changed the nomination of his life insurance after the divorce.
- The company keeps a record of the nomination of all directors.
- If you move to another country, check your bank nomination again.
- The lawyer helped her with the nomination of her son as beneficiary.
语法
相关表达
be up for a nomination
1/bˈi ˈʌp fɚ ə nˌɑmənˈeɪʃən/
fixed phrase
informal
be under consideration for nomination
To be one of the people who might be officially chosen for a prize or role.
例句
- The actor is up for a nomination in the best supporting role category.
- Several young researchers are up for a nomination for the science prize.
- She was surprised to hear she was up for a nomination to the board.
call for nominations
1/kˈɔl fɚ nˌɑmənˈeɪʃənz/
fixed phrase
formal
announcement asking for nominations
An official message that asks people to send in names for a role or prize.
例句
- The university issued a call for nominations for the teaching excellence award.
- Our organization will send out a call for nominations next week.
- A call for nominations was posted on the company intranet.
nomination committee
1/nˌɑmənˈeɪʃən kəmˈɪti/
fixed phrase
formal
group that selects or recommends nominees
A group of people that chooses or recommends people for important roles in an organization.
例句
- The nomination committee will interview all potential candidates next week.
- She served on the nomination committee for three years.
- The board relies on the nomination committee to propose new directors.
nomination form
1/nˌɑmənˈeɪʃən fˈɔɹm/
fixed phrase
document used to nominate someone
A paper or online document that you fill in to officially put someone’s name forward for a job, role, or prize.
例句
- Please complete the nomination form and submit it by email.
- You can download the nomination form from the council’s website.
- Without a signed nomination form, your candidate cannot be considered.
nomination papers
1/nˌɑmənˈeɪʃən pˈeɪpɚz/
fixed phrase
formal
official documents to register a candidate
Official documents that must be filled in so a person can be a candidate in an election.
例句
- She submitted her nomination papers to the election office on Monday.
- If your nomination papers are incomplete, your candidacy may be rejected.
- All nomination papers must be received by the legal deadline.
nomination process
1/nˌɑmənˈeɪʃən pɹˈɑsˌɛs/
fixed phrase
steps used to choose nominees
The way or steps that are used to choose and approve people for a role or prize.
例句
- The nomination process for board members usually takes several months.
- Many voters find the presidential nomination process confusing.
- We are reviewing the nomination process to make it more transparent.
open for nominations
1/ˈoʊpən fɚ nˌɑmənˈeɪʃənz/
fixed phrase
accepting nominations at this time
To be in the time when people can send in names for a role or prize.
例句
- The position of chair is now open for nominations.
- Applications are closed, but the volunteer awards are still open for nominations.
- The committee announced that all categories are open for nominations until June 30.
party’s nomination
1/pˈɑɹtiz nˌɑmənˈeɪʃən/
fixed phrase
a political party’s official choice
The official choice made by a political party for who will run in an election.
例句
- He is favored to get the party’s nomination for president.
- Several candidates are competing for the party’s nomination in the upcoming primary.
- Her speech was aimed at voters whose support could decide the party’s nomination.
secure the nomination
1/sɪkjˈʊɹ ðə nˌɑmənˈeɪʃən/
fixed phrase
successfully obtain the nomination
To make sure you get and keep your party’s official candidate position.
例句
- She secured the nomination after winning several key primary states.
- The campaign believes it has secured the nomination despite the close race.
- He is working hard to secure the nomination before his opponents catch up.
win the nomination
1/wˈɪn ðə nˌɑmənˈeɪʃən/
fixed phrase
become the party’s chosen candidate
To succeed in becoming your party’s official candidate in an election.
例句
- She hopes to win the nomination before the national convention.
- He won the nomination after a hard primary battle against two rivals.
- If he wins the nomination, the general election will be very competitive.