Pronunciation: /ˌdɛzɪɡˈneɪʃən/
noun a name, title, or identification of someone or something
A1 My designation at work is assistant manager.
A2 She received the designation of team leader after completing her training.
B1 The designation of 'organic' on a food label indicates that it is free from synthetic pesticides.
B2 His official designation is Chief Financial Officer of the company.
C1 The designation of a UNESCO World Heritage Site is a prestigious honor for any location.
C2 The designation of 'Doctor' requires years of education and training in the medical field.
adjective used to describe something that has been officially given a specific name or title
A1 The designation process for this job is very simple.
A2 She received a special designation for her outstanding performance.
B1 The designation of the new product is still pending approval.
B2 The company's designation as a leader in the industry is well-deserved.
C1 His designation as the CEO came after years of hard work and dedication.
C2 The designation of the building as a historical landmark was a significant milestone for the community.
formal The designation of the new CEO was announced at the board meeting.
informal I got a new job designation in the marketing department.
slang She's got the 'boss lady' designation in our group.
figurative The title of 'champion' is a designation earned through hard work and dedication.
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