Pesquisar
to consign
01
consignar, depor
to give something to someone to take care of or keep safe
Ditransitive: to consign sth to sb/sth
Example
The company consigned the confidential documents to a secure vault for protection.
The artist consigned several paintings to the gallery for an upcoming exhibition.
As a gesture of trust, she consigned her heirloom jewelry to her sister for safekeeping.
02
consignar, atribuir
to commit something to a permanent state or condition
Transitive: to consign sth to a place or state
Example
After much deliberation, the artist consigned her masterpiece to a museum, where it would be displayed indefinitely.
The failed project was consigned to the annals of history, never to be revisited or pursued again.
The family decided to consign their ancestral home to historical preservation.
03
consignar, enviar
to send goods or items to someone else
Ditransitive: to consign sth to sb/sth
Example
The bookstore consigned a collection of rare books to an auction house for appraisal and sale.
The manufacturer consigned a shipment of electronics to the distributor for sale in the local market.
The farmer consigned a truckload of fresh produce to the market for distribution to local grocery stores.
Exemplo
The company consigned the confidential documents to a secure vault for protection.
The artist consigned several paintings to the gallery for an upcoming exhibition.
As a gesture of trust, she consigned her heirloom jewelry to her sister for safekeeping.
She consigned her beloved dog to the care of the trusted pet sitter while she went on vacation.
The traveler consigned her valuable belongings to the hotel's safe while exploring the city.
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