appointment

randevu, görüşme A2

a scheduled meeting between two or more people at a particular time and place

I called the clinic to set up an appointment for a check-up.

• Our appointment starts at nine o'clock, so please be ready.
• She missed her appointment and had to reschedule for the following week.
• The professor reminded the students to attend their appointments for the lab sessions.
• Despite the heavy traffic, he arrived early for his important appointment with the board.

• make an appointment · randevu ayarlamak She made an appointment with the dentist for next Monday.
• keep an appointment · randevuya uymak
• make an appointment with sb You should make an appointment with the doctor.
• cancel an appointment I had to cancel my appointment because of a sudden illness.

sb: somebody · sth: something

görev, atama B2

the act of assigning someone to a position or job, or the position itself that has been assigned

The university announced the appointment of a new dean last Friday.

• After years of service, she finally received a senior appointment within the ministry.
• His appointment as ambassador was praised by the diplomatic community.
• The committee's appointment process was scrutinized for transparency and fairness.
• Critics argued that the appointment was politically motivated rather than merit-based.

• receive an appointment · görev almak She received an appointment as the new department head.
• political appointment · siyasi atama The president announced several political appointments yesterday.
• be appointed to sth He was appointed to the role of chief financial officer.

sb: somebody · sth: something

similar: position

opposite: dismissal