assigned

• 指被分配、指派或指定给某人或用于某特定目的的事物。

Describes something that has been given or allocated to someone for a specific purpose or task.

1. Designated or allocatedB1formal

   Given a particular task, role, or position.

   分配的

   • Each student has an assigned seat in the classroom.
   • The assigned tasks must be completed by Friday.
   • She was assigned to the marketing department.

   同义词allottedappointed

   反义词unassigned

2. Appointed or nominatedB1formal

   Officially chosen for a specific duty or responsibility.

   被任命的

   • The assigned officer will handle the investigation.
   • He is the assigned representative for the committee.
   • The assigned team leader gave clear instructions.

   同义词appointedcommissionednominated

• 用于表示将任务、角色或资源分配、指派或分派给某人或某事物的动词。

A verb used to indicate the act of designating or allocating a task, role, or resource to someone or something.

1. Allocate or designateB1formal

   To give someone a particular task, job, or responsibility.

   分配

   • The teacher assigned homework for the weekend.
   • The manager assigned the project to the new team.
   • Each student was assigned a different topic for the presentation.

   同义词allocateallotappointchargecommissionconsigndelegatedesignatedistributeearmark

2. Attribute or ascribeB2formal

   To say that something belongs to or is caused by a particular person or thing.

   归因于

   • The painting was assigned to the Renaissance period.
   • Scientists assigned the cause of the disease to a genetic mutation.
   • The success of the project was assigned to the team's hard work.

   同义词accreditascribeattributechalk upcreditimputeput down

   反义词denydisassociateremove

3. Transfer or give legallyC1formal

   To legally transfer property, rights, or interests to someone else.

   转让

   • He assigned his share of the company to his son.
   • The patent was assigned to the research institute.
   • She assigned the copyright of her book to the publisher.

   同义词cedeconveydeedgrantmake overtransfer