appointment *** ap·point·ment n
- appointment *** ap·point·ment n
- [ə'pɔɪntmənt]
1) appuntamento
by appointment — su or per appuntamento
have you an appointment? — ha un appuntamento?
to keep an appointment — non mancare a un appuntamento
she won't be able to keep the appointment — non potrà venire all'appuntamento
to make an appointment with sb — prendere un appuntamento con qn
I've got a dental appointment — ho un appuntamento dal dentista
2) nomina, posto, carica, Press
"appointments (vacant)" — "offerte di impiego"
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appointment — ap·point·ment … English syllables
