com·mis·sion
noun/kəˈmɪʃn/
/kəˈmɪʃn/
Idioms - (often Commission)[countable] an official group of people who have been given responsibility to control something, or to find out about something, usually for the government
（通常为政府管控或调查某事的）委员会 - The commission is expected to report its findings next month.
预计委员会将在下个月报告调查结果。 - (British English) The government has set up a commission of inquiry into the disturbances at the prison.
政府成立了一个委员会来调查监狱骚乱事件。 - The election commission found that neither candidate received enough votes to avoid a run-off.
选举委员会发现，两位候选人都没有获得足够的票数来避免决选。 - on a commission the British representative on the commission
委员会中的英国代表 - before a commission The defendant will be brought to trial before a military commission.
被告将接受军事委员会的审判。 - commission on something She was also a member of the commission on religious education.
她还是宗教教育委员会的成员。 - a commission on human rights
人权委员会 - The government appointed an independent commission to investigate the causes of the disaster.
政府任命了一个独立委员会来调查灾难原因。
Extra Examples- The government has set up a joint commission to consider the problem.
政府设立了联合委员会处理这个问题。 - a commission on domestic violence
家庭暴力调查委员会 - the Commission for Racial Equality
种族平等委员会 - He was appointed to head a commission of enquiry into the recent riots.
他被任命领导一个调查最近发生的骚乱的委员会。 - She's a member of the IOC medical commission.
她是国际奥委会医疗委员会的成员。 - Sweden's Environment Commission has ruled against the dam project.
瑞典的环境委员会已经否决那个大坝工程。 - The government set up a fact-finding commission to investigate the circumstances surrounding the accident.
政府成立了一个实况调查委员会来调查事故的相关情况。 - This is the first meeting of an intergovernmental commission on economic cooperation between the two countries.
这是两国政府间经济合作委员会的首次会议。 - the Atomic Energy Commission
原子能委员会
Oxford Collocations Dictionaryadjective- international
- national
- independent
- …
- appoint
- create
- establish
- …
- commission for
- commission on
- a commission of inquiry
- The commission is expected to report its findings next month.
- [uncountable, countable] an amount of money that is paid to somebody for selling goods and that increases with the amount of goods that are sold
佣金；回扣 - commission on something You get a 10 per cent commission on everything you sell.
你可从你售出的每件商品中获得 10% 的佣金。 - He earned £2 000 in commission last month.
他上个月挣了 2 000 英镑的佣金。 - on commission In this job you work on commission (= are paid according to the amount you sell).
你做这份工作按销售额提成。
Wordfinder- bonus
- commission
- deduction
- earn
- overtime
- pay
- rise
- salary
- tax
- wage
Extra Examples- to work on a commission basis
以收取佣金的方式工作 - Most of the salespeople are on commission.
大多数销售人员都抽取提成。
Oxford Collocations Dictionaryadjective- big
- high
- small
- …
- earn
- get
- receive
- …
- in commission
- on commission
- commission for
- …
- on a commission basis
- commission on something You get a 10 per cent commission on everything you sell.
- [uncountable, singular] an amount of money that is charged by a bank, etc. for providing a particular service
（银行等的）手续费 - 1 per cent commission is charged for exchanging foreign currency.
换外币收取 1% 的手续费。 - commission on something The bank charges a high commission on these transactions.
银行对这些交易收取高额手续费。
Oxford Collocations Dictionaryadjective- big
- high
- small
- …
- earn
- get
- receive
- …
- in commission
- on commission
- commission for
- …
- on a commission basis
- 1 per cent commission is charged for exchanging foreign currency.
- [countable] a formal request to somebody to design or make a piece of work such as a building or a painting; the fact of making such a request
（请某人作建筑设计或作画等的）正式委托 - Eventually she agreed to accept the commission.
最后她同意接受委托。 - commission to do something He received a commission to design the new parliament building.
他收到设计新议会大厦的委托。 - commission for something Sometimes I take commissions for portraits.
有时我会接受肖像画的委托。 - commission from somebody The exhibition was a success and brought commissions from wealthy patrons.
展览取得了成功，并获得了富有赞助人的委托。
Extra Examples- I have received a private commission to paint the prince's family.
我接到私人委托画一幅王子全家的画。 - Who won the commission to design the new town hall?
谁赢得了设计新市政厅的委托工作？ - She would not accept the commission, saying it did not pay enough.
她拒绝接受佣金，称报酬不够。 - The firm will accept commissions for most types of architectural work.
该公司将承接大部份建筑工程项目的委托。
Oxford Collocations Dictionaryadjective- private
- public
- accept
- get
- receive
- …
- Eventually she agreed to accept the commission.
- [countable] the position of an officer in the armed forces, typically with the rank of lieutenant or higher
（通常指陆军中尉、海军上尉、空军上尉及以上的）军衔 - He resigned his commission when he got married.
结婚后，他辞去了佣金。
- He resigned his commission when he got married.
- [uncountable] (formal) the act of doing something wrong or illegal
做错事；犯罪 - the commission of a crime
犯罪
- the commission of a crime
official group
money
for art/music, etc.
in armed forces
of crime
Word OriginMiddle English: via Old French from Latin commissio(n-), from committere ‘entrust’ (in medieval Latin ‘put into custody’), from com- ‘with’ + mittere ‘put or send’.
Idioms
in/out of commission
- available/not available to be used
可／不可使用 - Several of the airline's planes are temporarily out of commission and undergoing safety checks.
这家航空公司有几架飞机暂时不能使用，正在接受安全检查。
- Several of the airline's planes are temporarily out of commission and undergoing safety checks.