第三人称单数：designates
现在分词：designating
过去分词：designated
designate什么意思
过去式：designated
designate
及物动词指派; 指明，指出; 表明，意味着; 把…定名为
形容词指定而尚未上任的; 选出而尚未上任的
及物动词
1. He was designated to lead the expedition.
他被指派率领远征队。
2. Churches are designated on the map by crosses.
地图上教堂以十字形记号标出。
3. He designated Smith as his successor.
他指定史密斯为他的继承人。
4. He was designated by the President as the next Secretary of State.
他被总统任命为新国务卿。
5. The ruler of a kingdom is designated a king.
王国的统治者称作国王。
1. 指示：一个URI只能指示(designate)一个资源. 假如一个URI指示多个资源的话,它就不是统一资源标识符(Universal Resource Identifier)了. 不过,当你请求一个URI时,服务器可以返回给你关于多个资源的信息:包括你所请求的资源,
2. 标明：15个州的法律标明(designate)了可以在少年法院审理也可以在刑事法院审理的案件类型. 在这些州,检察官有权决定向哪一个法院起诉,少年法院并不参与其中. 各州法律所规定的管辖权竞合的案件类型不一,
1. 标示;把…定名为;称呼
When you designate someone or something as a particular thing, you formally give them that description or name.
e.g. ...a man interviewed in one of our studies whom we shall designate as E...
在我们的一项研究中接受访谈的男子，我们称之为 E
e.g. There are efforts under way to designate the bridge a historic landmark...
人们正在努力将这座桥定为历史遗迹。
2. 指定
If something is designated for a particular purpose, it is set aside for that purpose.
e.g. Some of the rooms were designated as offices.
其中一些房间被指定用作办公室。
e.g. ...scholarships designated for minorities...
专门给予少数族裔学生的奖学金
3. 指派;选派;委任
When you designate someone as something, you formally choose them to do that particular job.
e.g. Designate someone as the spokesperson...
指派某人为发言人
e.g. The President's designated successor is his son.
总统的选定继承人是他的儿子。
4. （已受委派）尚未上任的;（已当选）尚未就职的
Designate is used to describe someone who has been formally chosen to do a particular job, but has not yet started doing it.
e.g. Japan's Prime Minister-designate is completing his Cabinet today.
日本的当选首相今日将完成组阁。
1. He said he hopes the government would recognize artists'value and designate centralized art zones.
2. The ministry will designate quality control centers to analyze the data and publish their results on a regular basis.
3. MOSCOW - Russia's prosecutor general said that Moscow would pursue a criminal case for bribery against Ukrainian prime minister designate Yulia Timoshenko.
4. The cultural heritage bureaus can designate these buildings, but they usually do not provide the financial wherewithal for upkeep or protection.
5. His legal team is also planning to appeal to CAS over the right of FIFA to designate Zhang Jilong as'acting president'of the AFC.
6. China was the first country in the world to designate a land day.
7. It asked local health authorities to designate certain hospitals for quarantine and treatment of flu patients and expand stock of related drugs and medical devices.
8. designate
8. The ministry had stipulated that cities that did not submit reports on time would not get new approvals to designate land for construction purposes.
9. He called for the government to designate an area in each district to reduce fire hazards and nourish a revitalized street market culture.
10. They will also designate a sector which will combine beautiful natural environment and perfect infrastructure for those banks to settle.
verb
1. design or destine
e.g. She was intended to become the director
Synonym: intend destine specify
2. decree or designate beforehand
e.g. She was destined to become a great pianist
3. indicate a place, direction, person, or thing
either spatially or figuratively
e.g. I showed the customer the glove section
He pointed to the empty parking space
he indicated his opponents
4. designate的意思
4. assign a name or title to
Synonym: denominate
5. give an assignment to (a person) to a post, or assign a task to (a person)