英语词汇“designation”的英英意思、用法、释义、翻译、读音、例句、短语、词组-英语词典

designation

/dɛzɪɡˈneɪʃ(ə)n

noun [mass noun]

1The action of choosing someone to hold an office or post: a leader’s designation of his own successor...

And I suspect that the box office return for the film will make that designation an even higher honor than it is today.
Another important provision of the new charter was that it eliminated party designation for candidates running for office.
The most famous such appointee was, of course, John, whose designation as chief justice was understood by one and all to be a powerful political statement.

Synonyms

appointment, nomination, selection, choice, choosing, picking, election, naming, identifying;

co-opting, induction

1.1The action of choosing a place for a special purpose or giving it a special status: Dibden Bay’s designation as a Site of Special Scientific Interest...

Other trees at Anderson Cottage will be considered for historic designation along with those nominated by communities across the country.
The precise parcels of land earmarked for designation were not publicly identified until May 1988.
But the lack of scientific knowledge about the area, as well as the ongoing regression of the habitats due to the current draining, makes any designation of the area most unlikely.

Synonyms

classification, classing, labelling, specification, definition, defining, earmarking, stipulation, particularization, pinpointing

1.2 [count noun] An official name, description, or title: quality designations such as ‘Premier Cru’...

These process groups are shown by the Table, along with each process name and letter designations.
The Army had not been naming its fighters, just giving them designations.
The sites usually list bios and name some of the professional designations that qualified pros have.

Synonyms

title, denomination, honorific, label;

name, epithet, tag, style, form of address;

nickname, byname, sobriquet;

rank, status, office, position

informal moniker, handle

formal cognomen, appellation

Origin

Late Middle English (in the sense 'the action of marking'): from Latin designatio(n-), from the verb designare (see designate).

单词	designation
释义	designation /dɛzɪɡˈneɪʃ(ə)n / noun [mass noun] 1The action of choosing someone to hold an office or post: a leader’s designation of his own successor... And I suspect that the box office return for the film will make that designation an even higher honor than it is today. Another important provision of the new charter was that it eliminated party designation for candidates running for office. The most famous such appointee was, of course, John, whose designation as chief justice was understood by one and all to be a powerful political statement. Synonyms appointment, nomination, selection, choice, choosing, picking, election, naming, identifying; co-opting, induction 1.1The action of choosing a place for a special purpose or giving it a special status: Dibden Bay’s designation as a Site of Special Scientific Interest... Other trees at Anderson Cottage will be considered for historic designation along with those nominated by communities across the country. The precise parcels of land earmarked for designation were not publicly identified until May 1988. But the lack of scientific knowledge about the area, as well as the ongoing regression of the habitats due to the current draining, makes any designation of the area most unlikely. Synonyms classification, classing, labelling, specification, definition, defining, earmarking, stipulation, particularization, pinpointing 1.2 [count noun] An official name, description, or title: quality designations such as ‘Premier Cru’... These process groups are shown by the Table, along with each process name and letter designations. The Army had not been naming its fighters, just giving them designations. The sites usually list bios and name some of the professional designations that qualified pros have. Synonyms title, denomination, honorific, label; name, epithet, tag, style, form of address; nickname, byname, sobriquet; rank, status, office, position informal moniker, handle formal cognomen, appellation Origin Late Middle English (in the sense 'the action of marking'): from Latin designatio(n-), from the verb designare (see designate).
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