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to relegate
01
降格する, 格下げする
to appoint a person or thing to a lower status, position, or rank
Transitive: to relegate sb to a lower rank or position
Example
A decline in product quality may relegate a brand to a less prestigious market position.
The committee will relegate the less critical tasks to junior staff to focus on more strategic projects.
The company 's financial troubles forced them to relegate certain projects to a lower priority.
02
移譲する, 委任する
to assign or submit to a particular person for appropriate action or treatment
Ditransitive: to relegate a task to sb
Example
The teacher opted to relegate the disciplinary issue to the school administration for investigation and action.
The manager decided to relegate the task to the team leader for further review and implementation.
The attorney decided to relegate the case to the firm 's senior partner for expert advice and guidance.
03
格付けする, 分類する
to place or assign someone or something into a particular category
Transitive: to relegate sb/sth to a category
Example
The coach opted to relegate the rookie player to the starting lineup for the upcoming match.
The curator chose to relegate the artwork to the museum 's permanent collection.
The librarian decided to relegate the new books to the fiction section of the library.
04
追放する, 排除する
to expel or exile someone as a form of punishment
Transitive: to relegate sb | to relegate sb somewhere
Example
The king decided to relegate the traitorous nobleman to a remote island
In ancient Rome, the senate had the power to relegate political opponents.
The dictator 's regime regularly employed tactics to relegate dissenters to remote labor camps.
例
A decline in product quality may relegate a brand to a less prestigious market position.
The committee will relegate the less critical tasks to junior staff to focus on more strategic projects.
The company's financial troubles forced them to relegate certain projects to a lower priority.
After the poor performance, the manager decided to relegate the employee to a lower position.
In academic settings, failing grades may relegate a student to a lower academic level.
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