1.名称,称号
2.称呼
1.a name or title
1.Especially when addressing a member of a company, the appellATion indicATing the record of his educATion is not used or put AT the back.
尤其是在公司中，表示学历的称呼一般不用，或者用的时候放在后面。
2.Looking at it, this kind of appellation in China is a Bit troublesome, but it hidden a rich and special meaning of the culture.
看起来﹐中国的这些称谓是有点儿麻烦﹐但其中蕴涵着丰富而特殊的文化意义。
3.The differences of using appellation are easy to make misunderstanding in intercultural communication.
运用称呼的差异很容易在跨文化交流中产生误解。
4.By introduction, we got to know each other, my appellation was "a newcomer Zhu Jun" , everybody spoke so , I almost was used to it.
大家介绍我们认识，我的称谓是“这是新来的朱军”，大家都这么说，我差不多习惯了。
5.And, for the longest time, the dog had disdained to answer to any other appellation.
而且，很长一段时间了，这只小狗都不屑于答应任何其他的称呼。
6.Roy: Wow, I can't tell you how much more fulfilling this battle will be now that I can refer to my enemy by the proper appellation.
喔哦，能用正确的称呼来指明我的敌人真是让这场战斗充满了语言表述不出的满足。
7.So in the text said: the change in appellation "by looking at a delicate Angle indicated the psychological changes among the people. "
所以课文里说﹕称谓的变迁“从一个微妙的角度展示着人们心态的变化。”
8.Although Pommard is one of the most well-known appellation of the region, the wine's quality decreased over the last decades.
虽然波玛酒庄是最有名的产区等级之一，但在近十年间其质量一直在下滑。
9.In linguistic communication, appellation is always the first information transmit to the audience.
在语言交流中，称呼总是传递给人们的第一信息。
10.The appellation of the relatives is one of the subject gathers in the glossary system.
亲属称谓是词汇系统中颇具特色的主题集合之一。