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accredit
v.委任，任命
The president will accredit you as his assistant.
总裁将任命你为他的助手。
assign
vt.分配，指派(allot, distribute)
The manager assigned Bill to the project.
经理让比尔负责这个项目。
bidding
n.命令，要求
The servant grumbled but did his employer's bidding.
仆人抱怨着，但还是听从了雇主的吩咐。
designate
vt.指定，指派 (assign, nominate, specify)
The team designated Sally as captain.
这个队指派萨莉为队长。
dispatch
vt.分配 (allocate, allot)
expedite
vt.派出
The person I talked to on the phone promised to expedite the shipment of the book I ordered.
和我通电话的那个人答应给我订的书加快出货。
imperative
adj.命令的
instruct
vt.命令 (direct, inculcate)
nominate
vt.任命 (appoint, name)
I nominate Mary for the office of treasurer.
我提名玛丽为司库。
prescription
n.指示(instruction, direction)
The general demand that his men act strictly to his prescription.
将军要求手下严格按照他的指示办事。
command
vt.命令；指挥
The general commands his soliders to attack the enemy troop from the left and rear.
将军命令他的士兵从左后方攻击敌军。
mandatory
adj.命令的，强迫的 (compulsory, obligatory)
decree
n.法令；政令；判决 (order) v. 发布命令，下令 (dictate)
The Ministry of Commerce promulgated a decree to curb over investment.
商务部颁布法令限制投资。
appoint
v /.任命，委派 (designate, assign)
Bill was appointed Governor of Massachusetts.
比尔被任命为马萨诸塞州州长。
