designate [ˈdezıgneıt] 动词 trans
1. designate:
- designate
- 指明
- designate
- 标明
2. designate:
- designate
- 把…称为
- designate
- 把…叫做
- designate a king as a tyrant
- 称国王为暴君
3. designate:
- designate
- (to, as, for) 指定
- designate
- 选派
- designate sb to an office
- 选派某人任某职
- ▶ designation [ˌdezıgˈneıʃən] 名词
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| I | designate |
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| you | designate |
| he/she/it | designates |
| we | designate |
| you | designate |
| they | designate |
| I | designated |
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| you | designated |
| he/she/it | designated |
| we | designated |
| you | designated |
| they | designated |
| I | have | designated |
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| you | have | designated |
| he/she/it | has | designated |
| we | have | designated |
| you | have | designated |
| they | have | designated |
| I | had | designated |
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| you | had | designated |
| he/she/it | had | designated |
| we | had | designated |
| you | had | designated |
| they | had | designated |
单语范例（未经PONS编辑处理）
In recent years, volumes of the index have been designated to cover specific months or weeks.
en.wikipedia.org It was designated the state marine mammal in 1975 and is protected by federal and state laws.
en.wikipedia.org Wireless systems use radio frequencies that are designated by governments for unlicensed use.
en.wikipedia.org The and turretremain from the old days and are designated as important national properties.
en.wikipedia.org Each of the four grade levels are designated a color in which to show their class spirit.
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