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Meanings of designate in English
Synonyms
Examples for "delegate"
Examples for "delegate"
1
This year we will continue to streamline administration and delegate government powers.
2
Now I will vote yes, said one delegate after hearing Gabriel's speech.
3
They surrender rather than delegate responsibility to others It's always your money.
4
At times five different sessions are vying for the distracted delegate's attention.
5
Marshall Islands delegate Emma Kabua Tibon said more needed to be done.
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The latter are used to assign different pseudocolors to specific chromosomal regions.
2
This has allowed the state to assign resources to upgrade farming infrastructure.
3
A sealed envelope was used to assign patients to each intervention group.
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We will now assign the berths in the steerage to the crew.
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Segmentation results from successive frames are used to assign correspondences among MTs.
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The Sheriff-depute of the county arrived at Ellangowan next morning by daybreak.
2
He worked as both a procurator fiscal depute and a hotel manager.
3
Always depute that part of your work which somebody else can do.'
4
In 1822 he became one of the four advocates-depute for Scotland.
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I feared the disagreeableness of the duty might make you depute your under-sheriff.
Usage of designate in English
1
Each abelan is different and is used to designate a particular individual.
2
We start this week with good wishes for First Minister-designate Peter Robinson.
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It is not known whether she attended a principal designate assessment centre.
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You can designate the organizations to receive the money at any point.
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Can a donor designate their body for research on a specific disease?
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We need to designate a spokesperson, and put together a media plan.
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The IPCC is now calling on Duchas to designate the new sites.
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This name is used in Mindanao and Joló to designate certain chiefs.
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The newspaper's supervisory board will designate the winner on Monday June 28.
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The histologically descriptive term hobnail hemangioma is proposed to designate these lesions.
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Now tell me where I am to find the brick you designate.
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The three names grew afterwards to designate three different orders of ascetics.
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The consul-designate was a little disarmed by this straightforward mode of procedure.
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He will be succeeded by the chief executive designate, Mr Ned Sullivan.
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He is understood to be the skipper designate for the Galway campaign.
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This allows users to designate variables and the relationships between these variables.
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Designate through the time
Designate across language varieties
Ireland
Common
United States of America
Less common
United Kingdom
Less common