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  • 21 appoint

    1. III
    1) appoint smth. appoint the time (the day, the date, the place, etc.) назначать /устанавливать/ время /срок/ и т. д.
    2) appoint smb. appoint a chairman (a delegate, a representative, etc.) назначать председателем и т.д., выдвигать председателя и т.д.; appoint the guardian of one's children (an agent, a trustee, etc.) назначать детям опекуна и т. д.
    2. IV
    1) appoint smb. in some manner appoint smb. officially (unanimously, etc.) официально и т. д. назначать /выдвигать/ кого-л.; appoint smb. at some time appoint smb. annually (newly, etc.) ежегодно и т. д. назначить кого-л.; let us first appoint delegates давайте сначала вдвинем делегатов; appoint smb. for some time appoint smb. provisionally временное назначать кого-л.
    2) appoint smth. in some manner book. appoint smth. comfortably (lavishly, magnificently, etc.) обставлять что-л. удобно /уютно/ и т. д., обеспечить/снабдить/ что-л. всеми удобствами и т. д.
    3. V
    appoint smb. smth.
    1) appoint the eldest member of the club chairman (the youngest son his heir, one's friend the guardian of one's children, the talented man judge, etc.) назначать старейшего члена клуба председателем и т. д.; appoint smb. professor of the University провести кого-л. профессором университета; they appointed White manager они назначили Уайта управляющим
    2) appoint him a task (each member his duties, her a very difficult mission, etc.) поручать ему задание и т. д.
    4. VII
    appoint smb. to do smth. appoint smb. to go there (to talk over smth., to represent smb., etc.) поручать кому-л. отправиться туда и т. д.; they appointed him to conduct the negotiations они поручили ему веста переговоры
    5. XI
    1) be appointed for smth. the time appointed for the meeting was
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    2) be appointed smb. he was appointed ambassador to Cuba его назначили послом на Кубу; be appointed to smth. he was appointed to the position его назначили на эту должность
    3) be appointed smth. I was appointed the task of collecting all the available information мне было поручено /передо мной была поставлена задача/ собрать все имеющиеся сведения; be appointed to do smth. I was appointed to do the job мне поручили сделать эту работу /выполнить это задание/
    6. XXI1
    1) appoint smth. for smth. appoint the time (the day, the date, the place, etc.) for the meeting (for the ceremony, for the wedding, etc.) назначать /устанавливать, определять/ время и т. д. собрания и т. д., did they appoint the time for the next meeting? они назначили время следующей встречи?
    2) appoint smb. to /on/ smth. appoint smb. to the post (to a high office, on the commission, to a University, to a ship, etc.) назначить /поставить/ кого-л. на эту должность и т. д.; we must officially appoint our representative on the board мы должны официально выделить своего представителя в совет; appoint smb. to professorship дать кому-л. профессуру, присвоить кому-л. звание профессора
    7. XXIV1
    appoint smb. as smth. appoint smb. as a substitute for the teacher (as a representative from our country, as the agent for the sale, as one of the committee, etc.) назначить кого-л. замещать учителя и т. д.

    English-Russian dictionary of verb phrases > appoint

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