prepossess

英 [,priːpə'zes]
  • vt. 使先具有;预先灌输情感(或思想等);使…先怀偏见;先有好感
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prepossess (v.)
1610s, "to get possession of beforehand," from pre- + possess. Meaning "to possess (a person) beforehand with a feeling, notion, etc." is from 1630s; specifically, "to cause (someone) to have a favorable opinion of something" (1640s). Related: Prepossessed; prepossessing.
1. Leaders must pay attention to the ways and methods of authorization, and prepossess the authorization.
授权时,要讲究方式方法, 明确授权.

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