vt.命名，指定，选定，指派，委任(某人任某职)，标明，标示，指明
adj.(已受委派)尚未上任的，(已当选)尚未就职的

原形：designate第三人称单数：designates过去式：designated过去分词：designated现在分词：designating

He was designated to stay.
他被指定留下来。
I designate him as my driver.
我选定他作为我的司机。
The president designated John as the new head of the department.
总统指派约翰担任新部门的负责人。
She was designated to represent our team at the conference.
她被指定在会议上代表我们的团队。
Each student was designated a specific task for the project.
每个学生都被分配了项目中的特定任务。
The building was designated a historical landmark by the city council.
市议会将这座建筑指定为历史地标。
He was designated captain of the soccer team.
他被指定为足球队的队长。
The property was designated a nature reserve by the government.
政府将这片土地指定为自然保护区。
She was designated as the executor of her late husband's estate.
她被指定为已故丈夫遗产的执行人。
The room was designated as the meeting room for the week.
这个房间被指定为本周的会议室。
The old warehouse was designated for storage purposes only.
旧仓库只被指定用于存储。
The committee designated February 28th as the deadline for submissions.
委员会将2月28日指定为提交截止日期。