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单词 designate
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designate
verb[T]
uk
/ˈdez.ɪɡ.neɪt/us
/ˈdez.ɪɡ.neɪt/
tochoosesomeoneofficiallyto do aparticularjob:
指定，选定；委派
Traditionally, thepresidentdesignates his or hersuccessor.按照传统，总统要选定其接班人。
Thompson has been designated(as/to be)teamcaptain.汤姆森被指定为队长。
[+ to infinitive]She has been designatedtoorganizethemeeting.她被派来组织这次会议。
to sayofficiallythat aplaceor thing has aparticularcharacterorpurpose:
指定，划定（特征、用途）
Thisareaof theparkhas beenspeciallydesignatedforchildren.公园的这个区域被划定为儿童活动区。
Theyofficiallydesignated thearea(as)unsuitableforhumanhabitation.他们把这个地区正式划定为不适合人类居住的区域。
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designate
adjective[after noun]
uk
/ˈdez.ɪɡ.nət//ˈdez.ɪɡ.neɪt/us
/ˈdez.ɪɡ.nət//ˈdez.ɪɡ.neɪt/
used after thetitleof aparticularofficialjobto refer to someonechosento do thatjob, but who has notyetstarteddoing it:
（用于职务名称后）新选定的，新指定的，新任命的
theSecretaryGeneral/Managing Director designate新任命的秘书长／总经理
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electadjective
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  • acquihire
  • advertisement
  • anoint
  • anointed
  • applicant
  • assign
  • elect
  • go intosomething
  • golden hello
  • goonda
  • handpicked
  • headhunt
  • nomination
  • prospect
  • resume
  • retain
  • rope
  • self-constituted
  • serving
  • testimonial
See more results »
(Definition ofdesignatefrom theCambridge Advanced Learner's Dictionary & Thesaurus© Cambridge University Press)

designate| American Dictionary

designate
verb[T]
us
/ˈdez·ɪɡˌneɪt/
tochoosesomeone or something for aspecialjoborpurpose, or tostatethat something has aparticularcharacterorpurpose:
Thechairmandesignated hisdaughteras hissuccessor.
North-southstreetsare designated bynumbers.

designated

adjective[not gradable]us
/ˈdez·ɪɡˌneɪ·t̬ɪd/
a designatedwaitingarea
(Definition ofdesignatefrom theCambridge Academic Content Dictionary© Cambridge University Press)

designate| Business English

designate
verb[T]
uk
/ˈdezɪɡneɪt/us
tochoosesomeoneofficiallyto do aparticularjob:
Traditionally, thedirectordesignates his or hersuccessor.
designate sb (as) sth/to be sthThompson has been designated as newdepartmenthead.
designate sb to do sthShe has been designated toorganizethemeeting.
tostateofficiallythat aplaceor thing has aparticularcharacterorpurpose:
designate sth for sthThisareaof theplanthas beenspeciallydesignatedforresearchanddevelopment.
designate sth (as) sthTheyofficiallydesignated thebuildingasunsuitableforhumanhabitation.
designate
adjective[after noun]
uk
/ˈdezɪɡneɪt/us
/ˈdezɪɡnɪt/
used after thetitleof aparticularofficialjobto refer to someone who has beenchosento do thatjob, but who has notyetstarteddoing it:
the Managing Director designate
Compare
-elect
(Definition ofdesignatefrom theCambridge Business English Dictionary© Cambridge University Press)

Examplesofdesignate

designate
Eighteen bilinguals with ranks at the middle of the range were designated balanced.
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They prefer the concentration of structure that accompanies an intersection or monosyllabic foot to be as near as possible to the designated edge of alignment.
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A new episode of gastroenteritis was designated if there were 7 symptom-free days since the last day of symptoms.
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Prediction models: a model that expresses one designated predicted variable as a function of other predictor variables.
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The agent providing the service is designated the controlling agent which negotiates for component sub-services.
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The following six chapters deal with fraud after the ballot was designated secret.
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To ease reading, we will omit the lower-left indices if they are not referenced or the constraint set is designated only by a symbol.
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Such (d) isolates were designated as the primary cause of sepsis and in some cases were responsible for foetal death.
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Clearly, the word "because" in the last sentence of this passage designates a justificatory or evidential relationship rather than a semantic one.
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Tissue matching is typically done by the facility in which the transplant is to be carried out or by a laboratory designated by the physician.
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Significant revolt did not reappear until 1809-10, when a wave of what officials designated 'brigandage ' swept through the province.
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Applicants designated as homeless in one authority could only be made offers in the locality in which the applicant had a 'personal connection'.
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Respondents are asked to think of a thermometer scale ranging from 1 to 100 with 50 explicitly designated as a neutral point.
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First, a region of memory is designated to contain the runtime stack.
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On this figure, the disc designates the robot.
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