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Meanings of nominate in English

Portuguese
nomear
Catalan
fer
Spanish
nombrar

Create and charge with a task or function.

nomear
Portuguese
apresentar
Catalan
proposar
Spanish
nominar

Propose as a candidate for some honor.

apresentar
Portuguese
nomear
Catalan
proposar
Spanish
proponer

Put forward; nominate for appointment to an office or for an honor or position.

nomear
Usage of nominate in English
1
He gave the parties seven days to nominate candidates for the job.
Reuters
2
Abe is poised to nominate the new governor in the coming days.
Reuters
3
Westlake said it planned to nominate 10 independent directors to Axiall's board.
Reuters
4
Today, we are asking you to nominate your favorite sci-fi TV shows.
Wired
5
One of the sources said ATC will nominate a volume each month.
Reuters
6
Couche-Tard has said it will nominate nine independent directors to Casey's board.
Reuters
7
Then the company needs to nominate and approve a board of directors.
Reuters
8
Obama will nominate the commissioner, but the position does require Senate confirmation.
Reuters
9
Her party has yet to nominate its choice for Romania's presidential ballot.
Reuters
10
Each local authority may only nominate one candidate in the presidential election.
The Irish Times
11
Whoever you nominate must be eligible to vote in the election themselves.
BBC
12
During his campaign, Ghani promised to nominate at least four female ministers.
The Guardian
13
Yahoo has set a March 14 deadline for shareholders to nominate directors.
Reuters
14
You can nominate an entire series, but please list each film individually.
Wired
15
You can nominate an entire series, but please list each novel individually.
Wired
16
Each branch will nominate a specific candidate which is then voted on.
The South African
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Common
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