designate
de
ˈdɛ
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sig
zɪg
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nate
ˌneɪt
neit
British pronunciation
/ˈdɛzɪɡneɪt/

Definition & Meaning of "designate"in English

to designate
01

to choose someone for a certain position or task

Ditransitive: to designate sb to do sth
Transitive: to designate sb for sth
to designate definition and meaning
example
Examples
The manager will designate a team lead to coordinate the project.
02

to choose or intend something for a specific purpose or role

Transitive: to designate sth as sth | to designate sth for a purpose
example
Examples
The organizers designated one tent as the main information center.
03

to officially give a specific title, term, or label to someone or something

Ditransitive: to designate sb/sth a title
example
Examples
She was designated " Employee of the Month " for her hard work.
04

to show or indicate the exact location of something

Transitive: to designate a location or spot
example
Examples
The map will designate the location of the new store.
designate
01

officially chosen or named for a position but not yet formally in office

example
Examples
The president-elect's designate cabinet members will assume their roles next month.
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