APPOINT - Tradução inglês-Espanhol

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inglês

espanhol

appoint [americ əˈpɔɪnt, Brit əˈpɔɪnt] VERBO trans

1. appoint (name, choose):

appoint

nombrar

appoint

designar

to appoint sb to sth to post/job/committee

nombrar or designar a alguien para algo

he was appointed to the post for life

lo nombraron or designaron para el cargo con carácter vitalicio

she was appointed director in 1987

fue nombrada directora en 1987

2. appoint formal:

appoint date

designar formal

appoint date

fijar

appoint task

asignar

they appointed a date for the next meeting

fijaron una fecha para la próxima reunión

they appointed a date for the next meeting

designaron una fecha para la próxima reunión formal

we met at the appointed hour

nos encontramos a la hora señalada

3. appoint < Brit appointed, Part perf >:

beautifully appointed Victorian house

casa victoriana terminada con hermosos detalles

beautifully appointed Victorian house

casa victoriana con hermoso terminado

will they appoint him? — hardly!

¿le darán el cargo? — ¡me imagino que no!

my approach has been to appoint young people

mi política ha sido emplear a gente joven

espanhol

inglês

diputar

to appoint

diputar a alg. para que + Conj

to appoint sb to do sth

instituir persona

to appoint

agregar a alg. a algo

to attach o appoint sb to sth

delegar comisión

to appoint

nombrar (para un cargo)

to appoint

designar persona

to appoint

quieren nombrar a alguien de su confianza

they want to appoint someone they can trust

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inglês

espanhol

appoint [əˈpɔɪnt] VERBO trans

1. appoint (select):

appoint

nombrar

to appoint sb as heir

nombrar a alguien heredero

2. appoint formal (designate):

to appoint a date

fijar una fecha

at the appointed time

a la hora señalada

to appoint a committee

nombrar un comité

espanhol

inglês

adscribir

to appoint

destinar

to appoint

destinar a alguien para Ministro de Defensa

to appoint sb as Minister of Defence [or Defense americ]

agregar

to appoint

nombrar (designar)

to appoint

designar (nombrar) para

to appoint to

designar un abogado

to appoint a lawyer

erigir

to appoint

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inglês

espanhol

appoint [ə·ˈpɔɪnt] VERBO trans

1. appoint (select):

appoint

nombrar

to appoint sb as heir

nombrar a alguien heredero

2. appoint formal (designate):

to appoint a date

fijar una fecha

at the appointed time

a la hora señalada

to appoint a committee

nombrar un comité

espanhol

inglês

adscribir

to appoint

destinar

to appoint

destinar a alguien para Ministro de Defensa

to appoint sb as Minister of Defense

nombrar (designar)

to appoint

designar (nombrar)

to appoint

designar un abogado

to appoint a lawyer

erigir

to appoint

Present

I	appoint
you	appoint
he/she/it	appoints
we	appoint
you	appoint
they	appoint

Past

I	appointed
you	appointed
he/she/it	appointed
we	appointed
you	appointed
they	appointed

Present Perfect

I	have	appointed
you	have	appointed
he/she/it	has	appointed
we	have	appointed
you	have	appointed
they	have	appointed

Past Perfect

I	had	appointed
you	had	appointed
he/she/it	had	appointed
we	had	appointed
you	had	appointed
they	had	appointed

Exemplos unilingues (não verificados pela redação)

He was appointed a platoon commander, and then as a commander in officers' school.

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In 1928, he was appointed a college tutor.

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Over the next few years enrolments grew and an assistant teacher was appointed.

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She was appointed lady in waiting in 1806.

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