1.〈英〉授职(仪式);授权
2.(性格等的)赋予
3.服装,装饰
4.(封建时代的)封地仪式
1.〈英〉授职(仪式);授权
2.(性格等的)赋予
3.服装,装饰
4.(封建时代的)封地仪式
1.a public ceremony in which someone is given an official title
1.He was accompanied to the investiture by his pop star wife Victoria and his grandparents.
他的妻子、流行乐坛巨星维多利亚和祖父母陪他参加了授勋仪式。
2.This investiture of the grotesque and impossible with reality, he looked upon as a trick - a skilful trick at best.
他把这种荒诞离奇与现实的杂揉只认作是一种技巧——最多是一种聪明的技巧。
3.The investiture of Charles as Prince of Wales took place in the castle here in 1969. Population, 9, 506.
1969年，查理被封为威尔士王子的授权仪式在里这举行。
4.Perhaps the most central feature of the Catholic Church, however, is the investiture of bishops.
天主教会最为核心的特色，怕是主教叙任权了。
5.In 1969, the castle gained worldwide fame as the setting for the Investiture of Prince Charles as Prince of Wales.
1969年，城堡上涨成为全世界的焦点，作为设置Investiture的查尔斯王子为威尔士亲王。
6.The elegant Sarkozy family posed Kennedy-style for the cameras on investiture day.
在授权日，高贵的萨科齐家庭以肯尼迪风格的姿势出现在镜头前。
7.The justness reason of investiture of law could be proved from the four views.
法律授予权利的正当依据，可以从这四种主体的角度得到论证。
8.There is no investiture conflict (church taxes go to the secular liege) and the Patriarch cannot call for Crusades.
东正教没有叙任权冲突（教会收入归于世俗领主），而普世牧首不能号召十字军。
9.It was the first time the association has held a public investiture Mass for its postulants in Hong Kong.
这是该骑士团首次在香港举行公开的册封仪式。
10.investiture tactics are positive significant correlations with interaction adjustment and work adjustment;
正式程度对于互动适应有负向显著影响；