Vocab Bloom Hub

nominate

/ˈnɒm.ɪ.neɪt/

Übersetzung: Verb, das verwendet wird, um jemanden offiziell für ein Amt, eine Position, einen Preis oder eine Ehre vorzuschlagen oder zu benennen.

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verb

/ˈnɒm.ɪ.neɪt/B2formal
  • deVerb, das verwendet wird, um jemanden offiziell für ein Amt, eine Position, einen Preis oder eine Ehre vorzuschlagen oder zu benennen.

A verb used to formally propose someone for a position, office, award, or honor.

  1. Propose as a candidateB2formal

    To formally suggest someone as a candidate for an award, position, or honor.

    deAls Kandidat vorschlagen

    • The committee nominated her for the Nobel Prize.
    • He was nominated for Best Actor at the awards ceremony.
    • They nominated their colleague for the leadership role.

    Synonymedesignatenameproposeput forwardput uprecommendsubmitsuggest

  2. Appoint to a positionB2formal

    To formally put forward someone for appointment to an office or honor.

    deFür ein Amt nominieren

    • The president nominated him as the new ambassador.
    • She was nominated to serve on the board of directors.
    • The party nominated a candidate for the upcoming election.

    Synonymedesignatenameproposeput forwardrecommendsuggest

    Antonymedeposedischargedismissoustremove

  3. Assign a duty or functionB2formal

    To charge someone with a specific task or responsibility.

    deBeauftragen

    • The manager nominated her to lead the project team.
    • He was nominated to oversee the budget committee.
    • They nominated a spokesperson to address the media.

    Synonymeappointassignchargecommissiondelegatedesignateentrust

Formen
  • nominated past participle
  • nominated past simple
  • nominating present participle
  • nominates third person singular
Vocab Bloom Hub English dataset · 0.3.1

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