關於Designate的意思和用法的提問

A: “To be chosen”

A: To assign someone to it. eg. he is the designated driver= he is the only driver :)

A: Like appointing someone to a job. And designated is the past tense for designate.

A: 指定する

A: “He is the designated driver” “that is the designated spot” “we need to designate someone for that task”

A: Who will be our designated driver for the party tonight.

They are going to designate you to do the speech

A: I'll designate your function today.

A: This parking space is designated for staff only.
This restroom is designated for women.
At the meeting he was designated as the new ambassador of the company.

A: "Because of his hearing problems, John hired a designated note taker for his classes."

A: designate is like somebody is designated for a job.

I rarely see people use 'instate', it's like a synonym of 'establish' but in term of politics.

A: “designated” means something has been assigned / appointed to someone. for example, “this is your designated seating area” would mean that was your assigned seating area and was specifically chosen for you. “design” is like a plan / plot or sketch of something… an example could be “she designed her own clothing” meaning she created it [her clothing] herself. or “the design of this carpet is nice” could be said about the pattern of the carpet.

A: Designated and specified are very similar. Designated is when you assign or point out something. It can be an adjective or a past tense verb. They designated this room for the meeting. Park your car in its designated spot.

Specific means the exact one - This specific coin is worth $100 (meaning only this exact one, not all coins).

A: Thank you very much!!

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A: I used it in a sentence as well to give you a better understanding of the word. Hope this helps you 😊

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