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1 designate
نامزد كردن ، گماشتن ، معين كردن ، تخصيص دادن ،بر برگزيدن -
2 обозначать (I) > обозначить (II)
............................................................1. markنشان، ارزه، نمره، نشانه، علامت، داغ، هدف، پایه، نقطه، درجه، مرز، حد، علامت گذاشتن، توجه کردن............................................................2. denote(vt. & vi.) مشخص کردن، تفکیک کردن، علامت گذاردن، علامت بودن، معنی دادن............................................................3. designate(adj. & vt.) نامزد کردن، گماشتن، معین کردن، تخصیص دادن، برگزیدن............................................................4. indicate(vt.) نشان دادن، نمایان ساختن، اشاره کردن بر............................................................5. meanمیانه، متوسط، وسطی، واقع دروسط، حد وسط، میانه روی، اعتدال، منابع درآمد، عایدی، پست فطرت، بدجنس، آب زیرکاه، قصد داشتن، مقصود داشتن، هدف داشتن، معنی و مفهوم خاصی داشتن، معنی دادن، میانگین............................................................6. signify(vt. & vi.) دلالت کردن بر، حاکی بودن از، به اشاره فهماندن، معنی دادن، معنی بخشیدن............................................................7. delineate(vt.) مشخص کردن، ترسیم نمودن، معین کردن............................................................8. emphasize(vt.) باقوت تلفظ کردن، تایید کردن (در)، اهمیت دادن، نیرو دادن به............................................................9. bring out(v.) خارج کردن، از اختفا بیرون آوردن، زائیدنРусско-персидский словарь > обозначать (I) > обозначить (II)
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Designate — Des ig*nate, v. t. [imp. & p. p. {Designated}; p. pr. & vb. n. {Designating}.] 1. To mark out and make known; to point out; to name; to indicate; to show; to distinguish by marks or description; to specify; as, to designate the boundaries of a… … The Collaborative International Dictionary of English
designate — I verb appoint, assign, authorize, be specific, characterize, choose, commission, declare, define, denominate, denote, designare, detail, determine, discriminate, earmark, enter into detail, entitle, express, fix, formulate, indicate, itemize,… … Law dictionary
designate — designate, name, nominate, elect, appoint are comparable in the sense to declare a person one s choice for incumbency of an office, position, post, or benefice. Designate implies selection by the person or body having the power to choose an… … New Dictionary of Synonyms
designate — [v1] name, entitle baptize, call, christen, cognominate, denominate, dub, label, nickname, nominate, style, term, title; concept 62 designate [v2] specify as selection allocate, allot, appoint, apportion, appropriate, assign, authorize, button… … New thesaurus
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designate — [dez′ig nāt΄; ] for adj. [, dez′ignit, dez′ignāt΄] adj. [ME < L designatus, pp. of designare: see DESIGN] named for an office, etc. but not yet in it [ambassador designate] vt. designated, designating 1. to point out; mark out; indicate;… … English World dictionary
Designate — Des ig*nate, a. [L. designatus, p. p. of designare. See {Design}, v. t.] Designated; appointed; chosen. [R.] Sir G. Buck. [1913 Webster] … The Collaborative International Dictionary of English
designate — 1640s (adj.), from L. designatus, pp. of designare (see DESIGN (Cf. design)). As a verb, from 1791, from the adjective or else a back formation from DESIGNATION (Cf. designation) … Etymology dictionary
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designate — I. adjective Etymology: Latin designatus, past participle of designare Date: 1629 chosen but not yet installed < ambassador designate > II. transitive verb ( nated; nating) Date: 1639 1. to indicate and set apart for a spec … New Collegiate Dictionary