designate如何读

英:[ˈdezɪɡneɪt]

美:[ˈdezɪɡneɪt]

designate英汉释义

v.(动词)
  1. vt. 任命; 指派 appoint to a position or office
  2. vt. 标明 mark clearly; indicate

designate是什么意思

adj. (形容词)
  1. 指定的
  2. 选定的
  3. 尚未就职
  4. 选出而未上任的
v. (动词)
  1. 指定
  2. 称呼
  3. 委任
  4. 指派
  5. 标出
  6. 表明
  7. 选定
  8. 指出
  9. 指出…的名字
  10. 把…叫做
  11. 任命某人任某职
  12. 表示
  13. 列为
  14. 把…定名为
  15. 指明
  16. 命名
  17. 标示
  18. 标明
  19. 选派

designate自然拼读

des·ig·nate

designate变形

第三人称单数:designates

现在分词:designating

过去式:designated

过去分词:designated

designate扩展

designative (adj.), designatory (adj.), designator (n.)

designate词根

词根:designer

adj.

designated 指定的;特指的

designer 由设计师专门设计的;享有盛名的;赶时髦的

designative 指定的;指明的;指名的

n.

designation 指定;名称;指示;选派

designer 设计师;谋划者

designate英英释义

transitive verb

to distinguish by means of description, marks, name, or the like; specify.The committee designated those houses that would have to be removed to make way for the highway.The announcement designated the winners of the essay competition.

to stand for, mean, or indicate.Formerly, the word "courtesy" designated all the knightly virtues, including strength and courage.

to choose (someone or something) to serve in a particular capacity or for a particular purpose.The President designated her as chair of the commission.The head of the mob designated him to carry out the murder.[verb + smby/smth + infinitive]Who designated YOU the leader here?[verb + smby/smth + noun/adj]

to place in a particular category; characterize.The courts designated all shoplifting as larceny.

adjective

having been appointed to a position but not yet serving in it.

designate区别

 assign, designate, name, appoint, nominate

这组词都有“任命,委派”的意思,其区别是:

assign常指给一群人或个人分配、分派、指派或委派任务。

designate书面用语,侧重当权者或机构的选拔或任命,有时含强行指定的意味。

name普通用词,着重任命的结果,而不是过程。

appoint通常指不经过选择的官方委任。

nominate通常指为某一公职选择候选人,并将其提交给有决定权的人作最后决定。

以上来源于网络

 call, designate, name

这组词都有“命名,称呼”的意思,其区别是:

call指给某人或某物取名字以某人或某物的特征称呼。

designate指用特别的名字、符号或词句来称某人或某物。

name含义最泛,指给人或物命名以示区别或便于记忆。

以上来源于网络

designate词源中文解释

15世纪早期,“标记,指示”(现已过时),源自拉丁语 designatus,是 designare 的过去分词,“标记,设计,选择,指定,任命”,源自 de “出”(见 de-)和 signare “标记”,源自 signum “识别标记,标志”(见 sign(n.))。意思是“已任命或提名但尚未就职”,始于1640年代。

designate_体育行业词汇

指定

选派

designate词源英文解释

Adjective and Verb Latin designatus, past participle of designare — see design >entry 1

The first known use of designate was in 1596

designate儿童词典英英释义

developverb

to make or become clear gradually or in detail

as the story developed

to apply chemicals to exposed photographic material (as a film) in order to bring out the picturealso: to make visible by such a method

develop pictures

to make (a musical theme) more complicated by varying the rhythm and harmony

to bring to a more advanced or more nearly perfect state

develop an idea

to create or produce especially by effort

develop new ways of doing business

to make more available or usable

develop land

to acquire gradually

developed a taste for olives

to go through a process of natural growth or evolution in a series of stages

a blossom develops from a bud

developmentnoun

the act, process, or result of developing

the state of being developed

a developed piece of landespecially: one that has houses built on it

developmentnoun

the act, process, or result of developing

the state of being developed

a developed piece of landespecially: one that has houses built on it

developverb

to make or become clear gradually or in detail

as the story developed

to apply chemicals to exposed photographic material (as a film) in order to bring out the picturealso: to make visible by such a method

develop pictures

to make (a musical theme) more complicated by varying the rhythm and harmony

to bring to a more advanced or more nearly perfect state

develop an idea

to create or produce especially by effort

develop new ways of doing business

to make more available or usable

develop land

to acquire gradually

developed a taste for olives

to go through a process of natural growth or evolution in a series of stages

a blossom develops from a bud

destroyverb

to put an end to : do away with : ruin

kill entry 1 sense 1, slaughter

despite1 of 2noun

contempt sense 1

spite, malice

an act showing scorn and disrespect

detriment

despite2 of 2preposition

in spite of

ran despite an injury

desolate1 of 2adjective

abandoned sense 1

having no companionship : lonely

showing the results of abandonment and neglect : dilapidated

lacking signs of life : barren

a desolate landscape

cheerless

desolate thoughts

desolate2 of 2verb

to make or leave desolate

design1 of 2verb

to think up and plan out in the mind

designed the perfect crime

to have as a purpose : intend

designed to become a lawyer

to create for a specific function or end

design a training program for auto mechanics

to make a pattern or sketch of

design new fashions

to think up and draw the plans for

design an airplane

design2 of 2noun

a project or scheme in which means to an end are laid down

deliberate planning : a planned intention

happened by accident rather than by design

a secret project or scheme : plot—often used in plural with on or againsthas no designs against friendly governments

had designs on the money

a preliminary sketch, model, or plan

the arrangement of elements that make up a structure or a work of art

a decorative pattern

designateverb

to appoint or choose by name for a special purpose

designate someone as team captain

to mark or point out : indicate

to call by name or title

designate 例句

1 “We’re just conducting war games. In war games somebody has to be designated as the enemy. When you get older, you’ll get to be Marines. You’ve just got to prove yourself worthy first.”

2 Not in class or anything, but maybe there could be some roped-off area on campus designated for screaming your cares away.

3 He designated his new wife as the person to whom the flag should be presented.

4 It was arranged for the Laughing Man to meet the Dufarges at midnight in a designated section of the dense forest surrounding Paris, and there, by moonlight, Black Wing would be set free.

5 Who has she designated (as) her deputy?

她委任了谁为她的副手?

6 While unicorns and merpeople are only too happy to stay within the territories designated for their use, dragons will seek any opportunity to set forth in search of prey beyond the reservation borders.

7 It is only a piece of paper saying I can leave my camp and no mention of a designated location.

8 THE Bible designates two things which are at absolute enmity with God.

圣经指明了两件完全与上帝为敌的事.

9 I fill this designated historical building with my voice.

10 The documents Bigheart had given him were gone, and when Vaughan’s widow went to the designated hiding spot, it had been cleaned out.

11 Obediently, Pita went to sit under the designated tree.

12 This area has been designated (as) a National Park.

本区已定为国家公园。

13 Several pupils were designated as having moderate or severe learning difficulties.

几名学生被认定有一定或严重学习困难。

14 The Companion Pass allows holders to designate one companion to fly with them nearly for free, simply requiring their companion to pay taxes and fees for each flight.

15 In Livermore’s organizational chart, Teller would be designated as one of several members of the Scientific Steering Committee, but in recognition of his “obvious special status,” he was awarded veto power over the committee’s decisions.

16 Corporal Gadafi would hold his fist up, and when he brought it down, we fell into the bushes and crawled quickly, without producing much sound, until we reached a designated tree.

17 Designates methods for storing an object's unpublished data on a stream such as a form file.

指派方法,方法是用来存贮对象的未公布的数据到一个流,比如文件.

18 They designate Mr. Yang as director of the laboratory.

他们选派杨先生为实验室主任.

19 The letter quoted the section of the fellowship award stating that the fellowship was valid only for work in the designated institution.

20 And you hurried with him full of doubt to the cabin designated by the stranger, where he met that seemingly demented black man .

designate 同义词

7 被指名的

named

13 授予…称号

crown

25 任职

investitive

designate 短语相关

designate as pre-designate

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