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1 appoint
[ë'point] vt 1. caktoj; appoint the time caktoj kohën. 2. emëroj, caktoj (në një post); the newly appointed officials nënpunësit e posaemëruar. 3. urdhëroj; appoint that sth shall be done urdhëroj të bëhet diçka. 4. pajis; well/ badly appointed i pajisur mirë/ keq.
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