n. 1.〔英国〕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。
the ceremonial act of clothing someone in the insignia of an office; the formal promotion of a person to an office or rank 同义词：investment,
the ceremony of installing a new monarch 同义词：coronation, enthronement, enthronization, enthronisation,
Investiture, from the Latin (preposition in and verb vestire, 'dress' from vestis 'robe') is a rather general term for the formal installation of an incumbent
例句与用法
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Investiture is distinct from homage . 授封和效忠不同。
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A study on peerage investiture of the household of banners 清代旗人封爵略论
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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。
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A total of 12 professionals and three moderators will discuss these topics at the talks , which will kick off hkbu s 2nd silver jubilee and senior alumni investiture this month 环绕三个专业范畴，解构本港电影的困局、探讨电子新闻媒体的挑战，以及展望未来社会福利
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To honour alumni for their tremendous achievements and contributions to society , the university will hold its 2nd silver jubilee and senior alumni investiture on 28 may 2005 ( saturday ) 为表扬毕业多年的校友对社会作出的贡献和成就，浸大将于五月二十八日(星期六)举办第二届
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