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to relegate
01
reléguer [qqn] à [qch]
to appoint a person or thing to a lower status, position, or rank
Transitive: to relegate sb to a lower rank or position
Exemples
The company 's financial troubles forced them to relegate certain projects to a lower priority.
Les difficultés financières de l'entreprise les ont obligés à reléguer certains projets à une priorité moindre.
02
confier [qch] à [qqn], reléguer [qqn] à [qch]
to assign or submit to a particular person for appropriate action or treatment
Ditransitive: to relegate a task to sb
Exemples
After receiving numerous complaints from customers, the company chose to relegate the matter to its customer service department.
Après avoir reçu de nombreuses plaintes de la part des clients, l'entreprise a choisi de déléguer le problème à son service client.
03
reléguer, assigner
to place or assign someone or something into a particular category
Transitive: to relegate sb/sth to a category
Exemples
After careful consideration, the hiring manager chose to relegate the candidate to the shortlist for further interviews.
Après mûre réflexion, le responsable du recrutement a choisi de reléguer le candidat à la liste restreinte pour des entretiens supplémentaires.
04
reléguer, exiler
to expel or exile someone as a form of punishment
Transitive: to relegate sb | to relegate sb somewhere
Exemples
In ancient Rome, the senate had the power to relegate political opponents.
Dans la Rome antique, le sénat avait le pouvoir de reléguer les opposants politiques.
Arbre Lexical
relegating
relegate
