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1 designate
I ['dezɪgneɪt, -nət]aggettivo [president, director] designatoII ['dezɪgneɪt]verbo transitivo designare, nominareto designate sb. (as) sth. — designare qcn. (come) qcs.
to designate sth. for sb., sth. — destinare qcs. a qcn., qcs
* * *['deziɡneit] 1. verb1) (to call or name: It was designated a conservation area.) nominare2) (to point out or identify: He has been designated our next Prime Minister.) designare2. adjective((placed immediately after noun) appointed to an office etc but not yet having begun it: the ambassador designate.) designato- designated driver* * *designate /ˈdɛzɪgneɪt/a.(sempre dopo il nome) designato: ambassador designate, ambasciatore designato.(to) designate /ˈdɛzɪgneɪt/v. t.1 designare; nominare (q. per un incarico); destinare (qc.): He has been designated to take over as chairman, è stato designato alla successione come presidente; The money is designated for areas of special need, il denaro è destinato ad aree con problemi specifici2 designare, eleggere: Liverpool was designated as European City of Culture, Liverpool è stata eletta città europea della cultura3 (form.) designare; indicare: A triangle designates a youth hostel, un triangolo indica un ostello della gioventù.* * *I ['dezɪgneɪt, -nət]aggettivo [president, director] designatoII ['dezɪgneɪt]verbo transitivo designare, nominareto designate sb. (as) sth. — designare qcn. (come) qcs.
to designate sth. for sb., sth. — destinare qcs. a qcn., qcs
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2 ♦ (to) represent
♦ (to) represent /rɛprɪˈzɛnt/v. t.1 rappresentare ( anche di simbolo): At this meeting, the Northern Ireland Administration was represented by the First Minister, a questo incontro, l'amministrazione dell'Irlanda del Nord era rappresentata dal Primo ministro; Two artists will represent Britain at the Venice Biennale, due artisti rappresenteranno la Gran Bretagna alla Biennale di Venezia; He hopes to represent Britain in the forthcoming Olympics, spera di rappresentare la Gran Bretagna alle prossime olimpiadi; School board members are appointed to represent parents, i membri del consiglio scolastico sono eletti in rappresentanza dei genitori; (mat.) «x» represents the unknown, la «x» rappresenta l'incognita2 rappresentare; costituire: Women represent 60% of trainee lawyers in the UK, le donne rappresentano il 60% dei praticanti avvocati nel Regno Unito; Tourism represents the main resource of the area, il turismo rappresenta la risorsa principale della regione; I don't think the group represents much of a threat, non credo che il gruppo costituisca una grande minaccia3 rappresentare; raffigurare: The picture represents the murder of Abel, il quadro rappresenta l'uccisione di Abele; Victory in art is often represented as a woman with a laurel wreath, la vittoria nell'arte è spesso raffigurata come una donna con una corona d'alloro4 rappresentare; essere un esempio di: This album represents everything that is wrong with music today, quest'album rappresenta tutto quello che non va nella musica di oggi5 presentare; descrivere: More recent biographers represent Henry VIII as a man of great culture and exquisite taste, biografi più recenti descrivono Enrico VIII come un uomo di grande cultura e gusti raffinati7 asserire; dichiarare● to represent oneself, presentarsi come; He likes to represent himself as a famous healer, ama presentarsi come un famoso guaritore. -
3 ♦ (to) represent
♦ (to) represent /rɛprɪˈzɛnt/v. t.1 rappresentare ( anche di simbolo): At this meeting, the Northern Ireland Administration was represented by the First Minister, a questo incontro, l'amministrazione dell'Irlanda del Nord era rappresentata dal Primo ministro; Two artists will represent Britain at the Venice Biennale, due artisti rappresenteranno la Gran Bretagna alla Biennale di Venezia; He hopes to represent Britain in the forthcoming Olympics, spera di rappresentare la Gran Bretagna alle prossime olimpiadi; School board members are appointed to represent parents, i membri del consiglio scolastico sono eletti in rappresentanza dei genitori; (mat.) «x» represents the unknown, la «x» rappresenta l'incognita2 rappresentare; costituire: Women represent 60% of trainee lawyers in the UK, le donne rappresentano il 60% dei praticanti avvocati nel Regno Unito; Tourism represents the main resource of the area, il turismo rappresenta la risorsa principale della regione; I don't think the group represents much of a threat, non credo che il gruppo costituisca una grande minaccia3 rappresentare; raffigurare: The picture represents the murder of Abel, il quadro rappresenta l'uccisione di Abele; Victory in art is often represented as a woman with a laurel wreath, la vittoria nell'arte è spesso raffigurata come una donna con una corona d'alloro4 rappresentare; essere un esempio di: This album represents everything that is wrong with music today, quest'album rappresenta tutto quello che non va nella musica di oggi5 presentare; descrivere: More recent biographers represent Henry VIII as a man of great culture and exquisite taste, biografi più recenti descrivono Enrico VIII come un uomo di grande cultura e gusti raffinati7 asserire; dichiarare● to represent oneself, presentarsi come; He likes to represent himself as a famous healer, ama presentarsi come un famoso guaritore.
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