co-opt 英 [kəuˈɔpt]   美 [koˈɑpt, ˈkoˌɑpt]

co-opt

co-opt  英 [kəuˈɔpt] 美 [koˈɑpt, ˈkoˌɑpt]

vt. 由现会员选举;指派 

进行时:co-opting  过去式:co-opted  过去分词:co-opted  第三人称单数:co-opts 

Analysts say rival narcos have used "plomo o plata" - lead or silver - to co-opt some police, army and politicians. 分析人士认为毒贩头子已经将一个选择题摆在了警察,军人和政客的面前—那就是要子弹还是要钱。
The Empowered Committee is composed mainly of political appointments but is expected to co-opt industry experts and is due to report back to government by July 31, 2011. 该委员会的成员主要由政府指派,不过据估计委员会成员将包含半导体技术专家,委员会并将于今年7月31日向政府进行工作汇报。

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  • vt. 由现会员选举;指派
  • 1. Analysts say rival narcos have used "plomo o plata" - lead or silver - to co-opt some police, army and politicians.

    分析人士认为毒贩头子已经将一个选择题摆在了警察,军人和政客的面前—那就是要子弹还是要钱。

  • 2. The Empowered Committee is composed mainly of political appointments but is expected to co-opt industry experts and is due to report back to government by July 31, 2011.

    该委员会的成员主要由政府指派,不过据估计委员会成员将包含半导体技术专家,委员会并将于今年7月31日向政府进行工作汇报。

  • 3. This is a military strategy of course, but we can co-opt it for our own personal development as well.

    当然,绝对力量是一个军事术语,但我们也能够将这种方法应用到个人自身的发展上面。

ˌco-ˈopt / ; NAmE / verb 1 co-optsb (onto/into sth) to make sb a member of a group, committee, etc. by the agreement of all the other members (经所有成员同意)增选(某人)为委员 She was co-opted onto the board. 她获增选为董事会成员。 2 co-optsb (onto/into sth) to include sb in sth, often when they do not want to be part of it 拉拢;笼络 co-opt co-opts co-opted co-opting ˌco-ˈopt / ; NAmE /
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