Definition of annex in English:

annex

verbannexesəˈnɛksˈænɛks

[with object]

1Add as an extra or subordinate part, especially to a document.
附加（尤指对文件补充）
the first ten amendments were annexed to the Constitution in 1791
最初的十条修正案于1791年补进宪法。
Example sentencesExamples
- I think that some of the documents that were referred to are annexed to the affidavit of Ms Chang in any event.
- This principle is recognised by the Code of Practice of the Press Complaints Commission which is annexed to this written statement.
- Fifa and Uefa believe football is a special case, and that a special protocol for sport needs to be annexed to existing EU treaties to protect the professional game from imploding.
- The documents are each annexed to Mr. Mardell's witness statement which was before the judge and are dealt with at length in that statement.
- Ms. Coke submitted two additional affidavits annexing documents received from the defendants.
- First of all and extensively, in tabular form in section 8, I direct that a copy of that table is annexed to any transcript of this judgment.
- No, it is the Corporations Act 2001 of Western Australia, which is annexed to the submissions in reply.
- The longer affidavit is longer because it annexes documents, your Honour.
- Four protocols, including an important protocol on enlargement, one on the functioning of the Court of Justice, and one on the expiry of the ECSC Treaty, were also annexed to the existing Treaties.
- There should be annexed to section 9 Statements proving service, the notice of intended prosecution and the requirement to provide details.
- The complexity and confusion of the Treaties (thirteen protocols and fifty-nine declarations were annexed to the Amsterdam Final Act) must be partly attributed to the way in which they are negotiated.
- The scale of the adjustment which it will be necessary to make is illustrated very approximately by the diagram annexed to this judgment.
- In other words, you rely upon the criminal record as appears from the documents annexed to the stated case.
- It is annexed to an affidavit sworn by the applicant.
- Could I invite your Honours to go to submissions on behalf of the Wentworth Shire Council and to the document annexed to it following page 11.
- According to another letter that is annexed to the affidavit, it is conceded for the respondent that the Minister's letter was ‘technically discoverable in these proceedings’.
- Pages 3 onward of the Laudervest / Skyline Agreement are annexed to the Gantzes' Purchase Agreement.
- The affidavit which is annexed to Mr McKenna's affidavit is that which was used in the Federal Court proceedings yesterday.
- What appears in paragraph 19 is not probative on what it says beyond the document annexed to it.
- For ready reference, a copy of this document is annexed as Schedule ‘A’ to these reasons.
1. 1.1archaic Add or attach as a condition or consequence.
  〈古〉（作为条件或后果）加，附
  extreme anointing hath neither ordinance of God to be grounded on, nor promise of grace annexed
  Example sentencesExamples
  Stalin is annexed to the general study of pathological dictatorship.
  Of relevance here is his observation to which I alluded earlier, that with the creative function being annexed to a wider range of discourses, the role of the author as creative origin of a text or document acquires greater salience.
  Synonyms
  add, append, attach, join
  informal tack on, tag on
2Add (territory) to one's own territory by appropriation.
吞并（领土）
the left bank of the Rhine was annexed by France in 1797
Example sentencesExamples
- Tensions between Spain and Morocco have a long history, particularly over the sovereignty of Western Sahara, a Spanish former colony, which Morocco annexed in 1975.
- During those years, Napoleon reshaped the peninsula's map at will, changing borders, deposing rulers, annexing territories, and establishing new states.
- Jalandhar was annexed to the British dominion during the governor generalship of Lord Hardinge.
- For countries that had annexed territory in the preceding two centuries, the only real option was to fight for as long as seemed possible and then arrange an orderly retreat.
- This territory was annexed by Morocco after the former colonial power, Spain, pulled out in 1976.
- Tuscany was assigned to Austria's ally, Duke Francis Stephen of Lorraine, whose former domains were annexed by France.
- In Prussian Hohenzollern-Sigmaringen, there was resentment against the Prussian government from 1850 onwards, when the area was annexed to Prussia.
- Following the Mexican War, the United States in 1848 annexed most of the region, rounding out the border in 1853 with the Gadsden Purchase.
- This procedure was deemed to have been an ‘Act of Free Choice’ in accordance with the United Nations requirements and Indonesia formally annexed the territory in August.
- In the 4th century, Alexander the Great conquered nearly all of the Near East and Palestine was annexed to Egypt and fell under Greek control.
- By 1455, at the battle of Arkinholm, he had destroyed the family and annexed their lands, a valuable financial strengthening of the monarchy.
- The lands were annexed to the City of London on January 1st 1993.
- In the mid-to-late 1930s, Germany was able to annex nearby territories without firing a shot.
- Sparta had also, in the late 8th century, defeated and annexed the territory of Messenia, its western neighbour.
- In 1956, Johannes Paul Stetten was born to German parents in Zabrze, Poland, a part of Germany that was annexed to the Communist Bloc after WWII.
- The Western Sahara conflict broke out in 1975 when Morocco annexed the territory after Spain withdrew from what was then a Spanish colony.
- An elastic metropolitan area is one in which the central city can easily annex undeveloped land and in which there is ample undeveloped land within the central city for growth.
- He met with official disfavour after his spectacular military failure at St. Etienne in 1546, a crucial stumble in Henry's campaign to annex the territory.
- There are countries that are attempting to annex territories and populations that would rather have independence.
- King Moshoeshoe I was left with a mountainous, infertile kingdom when most of his arable land was annexed to the Orange Free State in the 1860s.
Synonyms
take over, take possession of, appropriate, expropriate, arrogate, seize, conquer, occupy, garrison
usurp

nounPlural annexesˈanɛksˈænɛks

1A building joined to or associated with a main building, providing additional space or accommodation.
附属建筑
the school's one-storey wooden annex
Example sentencesExamples
- Kitchens and washrooms were in an annex behind the main workhouse.
- He has secured planning permission to develop the house and grounds, but is intent on also converting the castle into an annex of the hotel.
- In June, an attempt to sell the pink stucco main building and adjoining annex failed to elicit any bids that met the government's minimum so a new tactic will be tried.
- These are located in an annex to the main building.
- The back wall of the garage at the priest's house contains a Holy Water Font which is believed to have come from the side annexe of the old church.
- Many of the consulate staff were working in the vulnerable annexes because the main building - a grand Italianate palace known as Pera House - was being renovated following a fire three years ago.
- It feels to me that this is like building an annex before the main building has gone up.
- The buildings are mostly guesthouses or the sad annexes used by the hotels on the main Prom when they are full.
- At the time of the inquiry, the building was used as an annexe to the main house by the applicant's son who worked anti-social hours.
- We've had press conferences actually not shunted to one side of the annex but in the main reception rooms of the palace.
- Ardagh Community Council submitted an application to demolish the annex building to the front of the existing community centre.
- This is a building that is going to be used as an annexe to the main house and not as a garden structure.
- Center Pharmacy, which is in Spring Valley in Washington, D.C., shares a building with several pediatricians' offices and an annex of the Children's Hospital.
- The hospital comprises three main structures - the annex building, atrium, and research center.
- The stone sculptures are housed in the museum annexe built in 1962.
- To turn the 400 sq m annexe into additional accommodation would cost an estimated £200,000.
- There was room for 10 members of the public in the courtroom itself, and 80 more would be accommodated in an annexe.
- The students were being accommodated at the annex at the back of the school adjoining St Francis RC Church.
- Like all the cabins in the Lowlies' quarters, this was a single-storey building with one main room and annexes to serve as bedrooms.
- Located in a separate annex off the main landing are the third and fourth bedrooms and a second family bathroom.
Synonyms
part, section, side
2An addition to a document.
（文件）附录
an annex to the report
报告的附录。
Example sentencesExamples
- He said that leading suspects in the killings, whose names were provided to him in a secret annex to the report, must be tried urgently.
- It was a lengthy document of some 68 pages with 9 annexes comprising the preliminary ruling and other documentation.
- The Presidency Conclusions are issued after each meeting, usually in a lengthy document, sometimes with bulky annexes.
- The dispute determination is one document with annexes if necessary.
- The device of appending separate annexes to key government documents is becoming something of a norm in the wake of the breakdown of the Belfast Agreement.
- The annex at the back of the new document incorporates the legally enforceable element of the agreement.
- The new figures, in an annex to the pre-budget report delivered two weeks ago, says the new rate of immigration will be 285,000 a year.
- How many pages is your report, including the annexes?
- The Licence Committee considered other available evidence, including that derived from the four publications referred to in the attached annex.
- Only minor adjustments or an annex may be necessary to situate the report in the regional context.
- The technical annex to the document is almost three times as long as the text it supports.
- One member of the commission, former Labour MP Ted Rowlands, said in an annex to the report that he does not yet believe Wales is ready for a new model of devolution.
- He said the risk streets were listed in an annex to the report, but the annex had not been made available to the press or public.
- To explain this unanimous result, two annexes were attached to his report.
- All these questions were addressed, and the replies and technical annexes were provided to the IAEA, who also suggested they were very interested in this.
- That refinancing package which Maudee Barlow was talking about is hidden away in an annexe to the Camdessus Report.
- The context for the purpose of the interpretation of a treaty shall comprise, in addition to the text, including its preamble and annexes.
- The environmental report (not its crucial annexes however) was examined by consultants working for the British Government with their findings published late in 1999.
- The following documents only and their annexes, if any, shall together constitute the Contract between the Purchaser and the Contractor.
- He duly received a thirty page document plus voluminous annexes which set out KNS's case at considerable length.
Synonyms
extension, supplementary building, addition, annexe
wing
North American informal ell

Origin

Late Middle English: from Old French annexer, from Latin annectere 'connect', from ad- 'to' + nectere 'tie, fasten'.

This is from Latin annectere ‘connect’, made up of the elements ad- ‘to’ and nectere ‘tie, fasten’.

Rhymes

convex, ex, flex, hex, perplex, Rex, specs, Tex, Tex-Mex, vex

Definition of annex in US English:

annex

verbˈænɛks

[with object]

1Append or add as an extra or subordinate part, especially to a document.
附加（尤指对文件补充）
the first ten amendments were annexed to the Constitution in 1791
最初的十条修正案于1791年补进宪法。
the annexed diagram
Example sentencesExamples
- Four protocols, including an important protocol on enlargement, one on the functioning of the Court of Justice, and one on the expiry of the ECSC Treaty, were also annexed to the existing Treaties.
- It is annexed to an affidavit sworn by the applicant.
- In other words, you rely upon the criminal record as appears from the documents annexed to the stated case.
- The affidavit which is annexed to Mr McKenna's affidavit is that which was used in the Federal Court proceedings yesterday.
- Ms. Coke submitted two additional affidavits annexing documents received from the defendants.
- This principle is recognised by the Code of Practice of the Press Complaints Commission which is annexed to this written statement.
- There should be annexed to section 9 Statements proving service, the notice of intended prosecution and the requirement to provide details.
- What appears in paragraph 19 is not probative on what it says beyond the document annexed to it.
- Pages 3 onward of the Laudervest / Skyline Agreement are annexed to the Gantzes' Purchase Agreement.
- The complexity and confusion of the Treaties (thirteen protocols and fifty-nine declarations were annexed to the Amsterdam Final Act) must be partly attributed to the way in which they are negotiated.
- For ready reference, a copy of this document is annexed as Schedule ‘A’ to these reasons.
- Fifa and Uefa believe football is a special case, and that a special protocol for sport needs to be annexed to existing EU treaties to protect the professional game from imploding.
- First of all and extensively, in tabular form in section 8, I direct that a copy of that table is annexed to any transcript of this judgment.
- I think that some of the documents that were referred to are annexed to the affidavit of Ms Chang in any event.
- The scale of the adjustment which it will be necessary to make is illustrated very approximately by the diagram annexed to this judgment.
- According to another letter that is annexed to the affidavit, it is conceded for the respondent that the Minister's letter was ‘technically discoverable in these proceedings’.
- No, it is the Corporations Act 2001 of Western Australia, which is annexed to the submissions in reply.
- Could I invite your Honours to go to submissions on behalf of the Wentworth Shire Council and to the document annexed to it following page 11.
- The longer affidavit is longer because it annexes documents, your Honour.
- The documents are each annexed to Mr. Mardell's witness statement which was before the judge and are dealt with at length in that statement.
1. 1.1 Add (territory) to one's own territory by appropriation.
  吞并（领土）
  the left bank of the Rhine was annexed by France in 1797
  Example sentencesExamples
  Sparta had also, in the late 8th century, defeated and annexed the territory of Messenia, its western neighbour.
  He met with official disfavour after his spectacular military failure at St. Etienne in 1546, a crucial stumble in Henry's campaign to annex the territory.
  King Moshoeshoe I was left with a mountainous, infertile kingdom when most of his arable land was annexed to the Orange Free State in the 1860s.
  The Western Sahara conflict broke out in 1975 when Morocco annexed the territory after Spain withdrew from what was then a Spanish colony.
  In Prussian Hohenzollern-Sigmaringen, there was resentment against the Prussian government from 1850 onwards, when the area was annexed to Prussia.
  Tuscany was assigned to Austria's ally, Duke Francis Stephen of Lorraine, whose former domains were annexed by France.
  During those years, Napoleon reshaped the peninsula's map at will, changing borders, deposing rulers, annexing territories, and establishing new states.
  By 1455, at the battle of Arkinholm, he had destroyed the family and annexed their lands, a valuable financial strengthening of the monarchy.
  The lands were annexed to the City of London on January 1st 1993.
  Following the Mexican War, the United States in 1848 annexed most of the region, rounding out the border in 1853 with the Gadsden Purchase.
  In the mid-to-late 1930s, Germany was able to annex nearby territories without firing a shot.
  Jalandhar was annexed to the British dominion during the governor generalship of Lord Hardinge.
  For countries that had annexed territory in the preceding two centuries, the only real option was to fight for as long as seemed possible and then arrange an orderly retreat.
  This procedure was deemed to have been an ‘Act of Free Choice’ in accordance with the United Nations requirements and Indonesia formally annexed the territory in August.
  This territory was annexed by Morocco after the former colonial power, Spain, pulled out in 1976.
  There are countries that are attempting to annex territories and populations that would rather have independence.
  In the 4th century, Alexander the Great conquered nearly all of the Near East and Palestine was annexed to Egypt and fell under Greek control.
  An elastic metropolitan area is one in which the central city can easily annex undeveloped land and in which there is ample undeveloped land within the central city for growth.
  Tensions between Spain and Morocco have a long history, particularly over the sovereignty of Western Sahara, a Spanish former colony, which Morocco annexed in 1975.
  In 1956, Johannes Paul Stetten was born to German parents in Zabrze, Poland, a part of Germany that was annexed to the Communist Bloc after WWII.
  Synonyms
  take over, take possession of, appropriate, expropriate, arrogate, seize, conquer, occupy, garrison
2. 1.2informal Take for oneself; appropriate.
  〈非正式〉占为己有；侵吞
  my girlfriend has been annexing my hoodies over the past year
  Example sentencesExamples
  Well, in Gilbert, we have 76 square miles we've annexed.
  Nevertheless, he has annexed 14 titles, including the U.S. Open three times.
  Very soon they were walking tall, the title annexed in 1986/87 following three years finishing runners-up.
  The third reason is that arguments are constantly being borrowed, swapped and annexed so that any discussion quickly turns into a redundant exercise.
  The town is part of a peninsula that, in 1632, the founding governor of the Massachusetts Bay Colony, John Winthrop, annexed from local tribes.
3. 1.3archaic Add or attach as a condition or consequence.
  〈古〉（作为条件或后果）加，附
  Example sentencesExamples
  Of relevance here is his observation to which I alluded earlier, that with the creative function being annexed to a wider range of discourses, the role of the author as creative origin of a text or document acquires greater salience.
  Stalin is annexed to the general study of pathological dictatorship.
  Synonyms
  add, append, attach, join

nounˈænɛks

1A building joined to or associated with a main building, providing additional space or accommodations.
附属建筑
Example sentencesExamples
- In June, an attempt to sell the pink stucco main building and adjoining annex failed to elicit any bids that met the government's minimum so a new tactic will be tried.
- We've had press conferences actually not shunted to one side of the annex but in the main reception rooms of the palace.
- Like all the cabins in the Lowlies' quarters, this was a single-storey building with one main room and annexes to serve as bedrooms.
- Located in a separate annex off the main landing are the third and fourth bedrooms and a second family bathroom.
- Many of the consulate staff were working in the vulnerable annexes because the main building - a grand Italianate palace known as Pera House - was being renovated following a fire three years ago.
- Kitchens and washrooms were in an annex behind the main workhouse.
- Center Pharmacy, which is in Spring Valley in Washington, D.C., shares a building with several pediatricians' offices and an annex of the Children's Hospital.
- There was room for 10 members of the public in the courtroom itself, and 80 more would be accommodated in an annexe.
- The stone sculptures are housed in the museum annexe built in 1962.
- This is a building that is going to be used as an annexe to the main house and not as a garden structure.
- To turn the 400 sq m annexe into additional accommodation would cost an estimated £200,000.
- The hospital comprises three main structures - the annex building, atrium, and research center.
- It feels to me that this is like building an annex before the main building has gone up.
- He has secured planning permission to develop the house and grounds, but is intent on also converting the castle into an annex of the hotel.
- The back wall of the garage at the priest's house contains a Holy Water Font which is believed to have come from the side annexe of the old church.
- Ardagh Community Council submitted an application to demolish the annex building to the front of the existing community centre.
- The buildings are mostly guesthouses or the sad annexes used by the hotels on the main Prom when they are full.
- These are located in an annex to the main building.
- At the time of the inquiry, the building was used as an annexe to the main house by the applicant's son who worked anti-social hours.
- The students were being accommodated at the annex at the back of the school adjoining St Francis RC Church.
Synonyms
part, section, side
2An addition to a document.
（文件）附录
an annex to the report
报告的附录。
Example sentencesExamples
- The dispute determination is one document with annexes if necessary.
- How many pages is your report, including the annexes?
- The new figures, in an annex to the pre-budget report delivered two weeks ago, says the new rate of immigration will be 285,000 a year.
- The technical annex to the document is almost three times as long as the text it supports.
- Only minor adjustments or an annex may be necessary to situate the report in the regional context.
- To explain this unanimous result, two annexes were attached to his report.
- He duly received a thirty page document plus voluminous annexes which set out KNS's case at considerable length.
- One member of the commission, former Labour MP Ted Rowlands, said in an annex to the report that he does not yet believe Wales is ready for a new model of devolution.
- The device of appending separate annexes to key government documents is becoming something of a norm in the wake of the breakdown of the Belfast Agreement.
- He said the risk streets were listed in an annex to the report, but the annex had not been made available to the press or public.
- The environmental report (not its crucial annexes however) was examined by consultants working for the British Government with their findings published late in 1999.
- That refinancing package which Maudee Barlow was talking about is hidden away in an annexe to the Camdessus Report.
- The following documents only and their annexes, if any, shall together constitute the Contract between the Purchaser and the Contractor.
- It was a lengthy document of some 68 pages with 9 annexes comprising the preliminary ruling and other documentation.
- The Licence Committee considered other available evidence, including that derived from the four publications referred to in the attached annex.
- The annex at the back of the new document incorporates the legally enforceable element of the agreement.
- The context for the purpose of the interpretation of a treaty shall comprise, in addition to the text, including its preamble and annexes.
- All these questions were addressed, and the replies and technical annexes were provided to the IAEA, who also suggested they were very interested in this.
- He said that leading suspects in the killings, whose names were provided to him in a secret annex to the report, must be tried urgently.
- The Presidency Conclusions are issued after each meeting, usually in a lengthy document, sometimes with bulky annexes.
Synonyms
extension, supplementary building, addition, annexe

Origin

Late Middle English: from Old French annexer, from Latin annectere ‘connect’, from ad- ‘to’ + nectere ‘tie, fasten’.

词汇	annex
释义	Definition of annex in English: annex verbannexesəˈnɛksˈænɛks [with object] 1Add as an extra or subordinate part, especially to a document. 附加（尤指对文件补充） the first ten amendments were annexed to the Constitution in 1791 最初的十条修正案于1791年补进宪法。 Example sentencesExamples I think that some of the documents that were referred to are annexed to the affidavit of Ms Chang in any event. This principle is recognised by the Code of Practice of the Press Complaints Commission which is annexed to this written statement. Fifa and Uefa believe football is a special case, and that a special protocol for sport needs to be annexed to existing EU treaties to protect the professional game from imploding. The documents are each annexed to Mr. Mardell's witness statement which was before the judge and are dealt with at length in that statement. Ms. Coke submitted two additional affidavits annexing documents received from the defendants. First of all and extensively, in tabular form in section 8, I direct that a copy of that table is annexed to any transcript of this judgment. No, it is the Corporations Act 2001 of Western Australia, which is annexed to the submissions in reply. The longer affidavit is longer because it annexes documents, your Honour. Four protocols, including an important protocol on enlargement, one on the functioning of the Court of Justice, and one on the expiry of the ECSC Treaty, were also annexed to the existing Treaties. There should be annexed to section 9 Statements proving service, the notice of intended prosecution and the requirement to provide details. The complexity and confusion of the Treaties (thirteen protocols and fifty-nine declarations were annexed to the Amsterdam Final Act) must be partly attributed to the way in which they are negotiated. The scale of the adjustment which it will be necessary to make is illustrated very approximately by the diagram annexed to this judgment. In other words, you rely upon the criminal record as appears from the documents annexed to the stated case. It is annexed to an affidavit sworn by the applicant. Could I invite your Honours to go to submissions on behalf of the Wentworth Shire Council and to the document annexed to it following page 11. According to another letter that is annexed to the affidavit, it is conceded for the respondent that the Minister's letter was ‘technically discoverable in these proceedings’. Pages 3 onward of the Laudervest / Skyline Agreement are annexed to the Gantzes' Purchase Agreement. The affidavit which is annexed to Mr McKenna's affidavit is that which was used in the Federal Court proceedings yesterday. What appears in paragraph 19 is not probative on what it says beyond the document annexed to it. For ready reference, a copy of this document is annexed as Schedule ‘A’ to these reasons. 1.1archaic Add or attach as a condition or consequence. 〈古〉（作为条件或后果）加，附 extreme anointing hath neither ordinance of God to be grounded on, nor promise of grace annexed Example sentencesExamples Stalin is annexed to the general study of pathological dictatorship. Of relevance here is his observation to which I alluded earlier, that with the creative function being annexed to a wider range of discourses, the role of the author as creative origin of a text or document acquires greater salience. Synonyms add, append, attach, join informal tack on, tag on 2Add (territory) to one's own territory by appropriation. 吞并（领土） the left bank of the Rhine was annexed by France in 1797 Example sentencesExamples Tensions between Spain and Morocco have a long history, particularly over the sovereignty of Western Sahara, a Spanish former colony, which Morocco annexed in 1975. During those years, Napoleon reshaped the peninsula's map at will, changing borders, deposing rulers, annexing territories, and establishing new states. Jalandhar was annexed to the British dominion during the governor generalship of Lord Hardinge. For countries that had annexed territory in the preceding two centuries, the only real option was to fight for as long as seemed possible and then arrange an orderly retreat. This territory was annexed by Morocco after the former colonial power, Spain, pulled out in 1976. Tuscany was assigned to Austria's ally, Duke Francis Stephen of Lorraine, whose former domains were annexed by France. In Prussian Hohenzollern-Sigmaringen, there was resentment against the Prussian government from 1850 onwards, when the area was annexed to Prussia. Following the Mexican War, the United States in 1848 annexed most of the region, rounding out the border in 1853 with the Gadsden Purchase. This procedure was deemed to have been an ‘Act of Free Choice’ in accordance with the United Nations requirements and Indonesia formally annexed the territory in August. In the 4th century, Alexander the Great conquered nearly all of the Near East and Palestine was annexed to Egypt and fell under Greek control. By 1455, at the battle of Arkinholm, he had destroyed the family and annexed their lands, a valuable financial strengthening of the monarchy. The lands were annexed to the City of London on January 1st 1993. In the mid-to-late 1930s, Germany was able to annex nearby territories without firing a shot. Sparta had also, in the late 8th century, defeated and annexed the territory of Messenia, its western neighbour. In 1956, Johannes Paul Stetten was born to German parents in Zabrze, Poland, a part of Germany that was annexed to the Communist Bloc after WWII. The Western Sahara conflict broke out in 1975 when Morocco annexed the territory after Spain withdrew from what was then a Spanish colony. An elastic metropolitan area is one in which the central city can easily annex undeveloped land and in which there is ample undeveloped land within the central city for growth. He met with official disfavour after his spectacular military failure at St. Etienne in 1546, a crucial stumble in Henry's campaign to annex the territory. There are countries that are attempting to annex territories and populations that would rather have independence. King Moshoeshoe I was left with a mountainous, infertile kingdom when most of his arable land was annexed to the Orange Free State in the 1860s. Synonyms take over, take possession of, appropriate, expropriate, arrogate, seize, conquer, occupy, garrison usurp nounPlural annexesˈanɛksˈænɛks 1A building joined to or associated with a main building, providing additional space or accommodation. 附属建筑 the school's one-storey wooden annex Example sentencesExamples Kitchens and washrooms were in an annex behind the main workhouse. He has secured planning permission to develop the house and grounds, but is intent on also converting the castle into an annex of the hotel. In June, an attempt to sell the pink stucco main building and adjoining annex failed to elicit any bids that met the government's minimum so a new tactic will be tried. These are located in an annex to the main building. The back wall of the garage at the priest's house contains a Holy Water Font which is believed to have come from the side annexe of the old church. Many of the consulate staff were working in the vulnerable annexes because the main building - a grand Italianate palace known as Pera House - was being renovated following a fire three years ago. It feels to me that this is like building an annex before the main building has gone up. The buildings are mostly guesthouses or the sad annexes used by the hotels on the main Prom when they are full. At the time of the inquiry, the building was used as an annexe to the main house by the applicant's son who worked anti-social hours. We've had press conferences actually not shunted to one side of the annex but in the main reception rooms of the palace. Ardagh Community Council submitted an application to demolish the annex building to the front of the existing community centre. This is a building that is going to be used as an annexe to the main house and not as a garden structure. Center Pharmacy, which is in Spring Valley in Washington, D.C., shares a building with several pediatricians' offices and an annex of the Children's Hospital. The hospital comprises three main structures - the annex building, atrium, and research center. The stone sculptures are housed in the museum annexe built in 1962. To turn the 400 sq m annexe into additional accommodation would cost an estimated £200,000. There was room for 10 members of the public in the courtroom itself, and 80 more would be accommodated in an annexe. The students were being accommodated at the annex at the back of the school adjoining St Francis RC Church. Like all the cabins in the Lowlies' quarters, this was a single-storey building with one main room and annexes to serve as bedrooms. Located in a separate annex off the main landing are the third and fourth bedrooms and a second family bathroom. Synonyms part, section, side 2An addition to a document. （文件）附录 an annex to the report 报告的附录。 Example sentencesExamples He said that leading suspects in the killings, whose names were provided to him in a secret annex to the report, must be tried urgently. It was a lengthy document of some 68 pages with 9 annexes comprising the preliminary ruling and other documentation. The Presidency Conclusions are issued after each meeting, usually in a lengthy document, sometimes with bulky annexes. The dispute determination is one document with annexes if necessary. The device of appending separate annexes to key government documents is becoming something of a norm in the wake of the breakdown of the Belfast Agreement. The annex at the back of the new document incorporates the legally enforceable element of the agreement. The new figures, in an annex to the pre-budget report delivered two weeks ago, says the new rate of immigration will be 285,000 a year. How many pages is your report, including the annexes? The Licence Committee considered other available evidence, including that derived from the four publications referred to in the attached annex. Only minor adjustments or an annex may be necessary to situate the report in the regional context. The technical annex to the document is almost three times as long as the text it supports. One member of the commission, former Labour MP Ted Rowlands, said in an annex to the report that he does not yet believe Wales is ready for a new model of devolution. He said the risk streets were listed in an annex to the report, but the annex had not been made available to the press or public. To explain this unanimous result, two annexes were attached to his report. All these questions were addressed, and the replies and technical annexes were provided to the IAEA, who also suggested they were very interested in this. That refinancing package which Maudee Barlow was talking about is hidden away in an annexe to the Camdessus Report. The context for the purpose of the interpretation of a treaty shall comprise, in addition to the text, including its preamble and annexes. The environmental report (not its crucial annexes however) was examined by consultants working for the British Government with their findings published late in 1999. The following documents only and their annexes, if any, shall together constitute the Contract between the Purchaser and the Contractor. He duly received a thirty page document plus voluminous annexes which set out KNS's case at considerable length. Synonyms extension, supplementary building, addition, annexe wing North American informal ell Origin Late Middle English: from Old French annexer, from Latin annectere 'connect', from ad- 'to' + nectere 'tie, fasten'. This is from Latin annectere ‘connect’, made up of the elements ad- ‘to’ and nectere ‘tie, fasten’. Rhymes convex, ex, flex, hex, perplex, Rex, specs, Tex, Tex-Mex, vex Definition of annex in US English: annex verbˈænɛks [with object] 1Append or add as an extra or subordinate part, especially to a document. 附加（尤指对文件补充） the first ten amendments were annexed to the Constitution in 1791 最初的十条修正案于1791年补进宪法。 the annexed diagram Example sentencesExamples Four protocols, including an important protocol on enlargement, one on the functioning of the Court of Justice, and one on the expiry of the ECSC Treaty, were also annexed to the existing Treaties. It is annexed to an affidavit sworn by the applicant. In other words, you rely upon the criminal record as appears from the documents annexed to the stated case. The affidavit which is annexed to Mr McKenna's affidavit is that which was used in the Federal Court proceedings yesterday. Ms. Coke submitted two additional affidavits annexing documents received from the defendants. This principle is recognised by the Code of Practice of the Press Complaints Commission which is annexed to this written statement. There should be annexed to section 9 Statements proving service, the notice of intended prosecution and the requirement to provide details. What appears in paragraph 19 is not probative on what it says beyond the document annexed to it. Pages 3 onward of the Laudervest / Skyline Agreement are annexed to the Gantzes' Purchase Agreement. The complexity and confusion of the Treaties (thirteen protocols and fifty-nine declarations were annexed to the Amsterdam Final Act) must be partly attributed to the way in which they are negotiated. For ready reference, a copy of this document is annexed as Schedule ‘A’ to these reasons. Fifa and Uefa believe football is a special case, and that a special protocol for sport needs to be annexed to existing EU treaties to protect the professional game from imploding. First of all and extensively, in tabular form in section 8, I direct that a copy of that table is annexed to any transcript of this judgment. I think that some of the documents that were referred to are annexed to the affidavit of Ms Chang in any event. The scale of the adjustment which it will be necessary to make is illustrated very approximately by the diagram annexed to this judgment. According to another letter that is annexed to the affidavit, it is conceded for the respondent that the Minister's letter was ‘technically discoverable in these proceedings’. No, it is the Corporations Act 2001 of Western Australia, which is annexed to the submissions in reply. Could I invite your Honours to go to submissions on behalf of the Wentworth Shire Council and to the document annexed to it following page 11. The longer affidavit is longer because it annexes documents, your Honour. The documents are each annexed to Mr. Mardell's witness statement which was before the judge and are dealt with at length in that statement. 1.1 Add (territory) to one's own territory by appropriation. 吞并（领土） the left bank of the Rhine was annexed by France in 1797 Example sentencesExamples Sparta had also, in the late 8th century, defeated and annexed the territory of Messenia, its western neighbour. He met with official disfavour after his spectacular military failure at St. Etienne in 1546, a crucial stumble in Henry's campaign to annex the territory. King Moshoeshoe I was left with a mountainous, infertile kingdom when most of his arable land was annexed to the Orange Free State in the 1860s. The Western Sahara conflict broke out in 1975 when Morocco annexed the territory after Spain withdrew from what was then a Spanish colony. In Prussian Hohenzollern-Sigmaringen, there was resentment against the Prussian government from 1850 onwards, when the area was annexed to Prussia. Tuscany was assigned to Austria's ally, Duke Francis Stephen of Lorraine, whose former domains were annexed by France. During those years, Napoleon reshaped the peninsula's map at will, changing borders, deposing rulers, annexing territories, and establishing new states. By 1455, at the battle of Arkinholm, he had destroyed the family and annexed their lands, a valuable financial strengthening of the monarchy. The lands were annexed to the City of London on January 1st 1993. Following the Mexican War, the United States in 1848 annexed most of the region, rounding out the border in 1853 with the Gadsden Purchase. In the mid-to-late 1930s, Germany was able to annex nearby territories without firing a shot. Jalandhar was annexed to the British dominion during the governor generalship of Lord Hardinge. For countries that had annexed territory in the preceding two centuries, the only real option was to fight for as long as seemed possible and then arrange an orderly retreat. This procedure was deemed to have been an ‘Act of Free Choice’ in accordance with the United Nations requirements and Indonesia formally annexed the territory in August. This territory was annexed by Morocco after the former colonial power, Spain, pulled out in 1976. There are countries that are attempting to annex territories and populations that would rather have independence. In the 4th century, Alexander the Great conquered nearly all of the Near East and Palestine was annexed to Egypt and fell under Greek control. An elastic metropolitan area is one in which the central city can easily annex undeveloped land and in which there is ample undeveloped land within the central city for growth. Tensions between Spain and Morocco have a long history, particularly over the sovereignty of Western Sahara, a Spanish former colony, which Morocco annexed in 1975. In 1956, Johannes Paul Stetten was born to German parents in Zabrze, Poland, a part of Germany that was annexed to the Communist Bloc after WWII. Synonyms take over, take possession of, appropriate, expropriate, arrogate, seize, conquer, occupy, garrison 1.2informal Take for oneself; appropriate. 〈非正式〉占为己有；侵吞 my girlfriend has been annexing my hoodies over the past year Example sentencesExamples Well, in Gilbert, we have 76 square miles we've annexed. Nevertheless, he has annexed 14 titles, including the U.S. Open three times. Very soon they were walking tall, the title annexed in 1986/87 following three years finishing runners-up. The third reason is that arguments are constantly being borrowed, swapped and annexed so that any discussion quickly turns into a redundant exercise. The town is part of a peninsula that, in 1632, the founding governor of the Massachusetts Bay Colony, John Winthrop, annexed from local tribes. 1.3archaic Add or attach as a condition or consequence. 〈古〉（作为条件或后果）加，附 Example sentencesExamples Of relevance here is his observation to which I alluded earlier, that with the creative function being annexed to a wider range of discourses, the role of the author as creative origin of a text or document acquires greater salience. Stalin is annexed to the general study of pathological dictatorship. Synonyms add, append, attach, join nounˈænɛks 1A building joined to or associated with a main building, providing additional space or accommodations. 附属建筑 Example sentencesExamples In June, an attempt to sell the pink stucco main building and adjoining annex failed to elicit any bids that met the government's minimum so a new tactic will be tried. We've had press conferences actually not shunted to one side of the annex but in the main reception rooms of the palace. Like all the cabins in the Lowlies' quarters, this was a single-storey building with one main room and annexes to serve as bedrooms. Located in a separate annex off the main landing are the third and fourth bedrooms and a second family bathroom. Many of the consulate staff were working in the vulnerable annexes because the main building - a grand Italianate palace known as Pera House - was being renovated following a fire three years ago. Kitchens and washrooms were in an annex behind the main workhouse. Center Pharmacy, which is in Spring Valley in Washington, D.C., shares a building with several pediatricians' offices and an annex of the Children's Hospital. There was room for 10 members of the public in the courtroom itself, and 80 more would be accommodated in an annexe. The stone sculptures are housed in the museum annexe built in 1962. This is a building that is going to be used as an annexe to the main house and not as a garden structure. To turn the 400 sq m annexe into additional accommodation would cost an estimated £200,000. The hospital comprises three main structures - the annex building, atrium, and research center. It feels to me that this is like building an annex before the main building has gone up. He has secured planning permission to develop the house and grounds, but is intent on also converting the castle into an annex of the hotel. The back wall of the garage at the priest's house contains a Holy Water Font which is believed to have come from the side annexe of the old church. Ardagh Community Council submitted an application to demolish the annex building to the front of the existing community centre. The buildings are mostly guesthouses or the sad annexes used by the hotels on the main Prom when they are full. These are located in an annex to the main building. At the time of the inquiry, the building was used as an annexe to the main house by the applicant's son who worked anti-social hours. The students were being accommodated at the annex at the back of the school adjoining St Francis RC Church. Synonyms part, section, side 2An addition to a document. （文件）附录 an annex to the report 报告的附录。 Example sentencesExamples The dispute determination is one document with annexes if necessary. How many pages is your report, including the annexes? The new figures, in an annex to the pre-budget report delivered two weeks ago, says the new rate of immigration will be 285,000 a year. The technical annex to the document is almost three times as long as the text it supports. Only minor adjustments or an annex may be necessary to situate the report in the regional context. To explain this unanimous result, two annexes were attached to his report. He duly received a thirty page document plus voluminous annexes which set out KNS's case at considerable length. One member of the commission, former Labour MP Ted Rowlands, said in an annex to the report that he does not yet believe Wales is ready for a new model of devolution. The device of appending separate annexes to key government documents is becoming something of a norm in the wake of the breakdown of the Belfast Agreement. He said the risk streets were listed in an annex to the report, but the annex had not been made available to the press or public. The environmental report (not its crucial annexes however) was examined by consultants working for the British Government with their findings published late in 1999. That refinancing package which Maudee Barlow was talking about is hidden away in an annexe to the Camdessus Report. The following documents only and their annexes, if any, shall together constitute the Contract between the Purchaser and the Contractor. It was a lengthy document of some 68 pages with 9 annexes comprising the preliminary ruling and other documentation. The Licence Committee considered other available evidence, including that derived from the four publications referred to in the attached annex. The annex at the back of the new document incorporates the legally enforceable element of the agreement. The context for the purpose of the interpretation of a treaty shall comprise, in addition to the text, including its preamble and annexes. All these questions were addressed, and the replies and technical annexes were provided to the IAEA, who also suggested they were very interested in this. He said that leading suspects in the killings, whose names were provided to him in a secret annex to the report, must be tried urgently. The Presidency Conclusions are issued after each meeting, usually in a lengthy document, sometimes with bulky annexes. Synonyms extension, supplementary building, addition, annexe Origin Late Middle English: from Old French annexer, from Latin annectere ‘connect’, from ad- ‘to’ + nectere ‘tie, fasten’.
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