appoint in Irish
appoint in Irish is ceap — appoint means to choose someone officially for a job or role.
appoint in Irish
ceap
(transitive) To name (someone to a post or role).
What does "appoint" mean?
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verb To choose someone officially for a job or role.
"The board appointed her as the new chief executive."
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verb To set or fix a time or place for something, such as a meeting.
"They appointed noon on Friday for the hearing."
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appoint in a sentence
- The board appointed her as the new chief executive.
- He was appointed to lead the investigation.
- They appointed noon on Friday for the hearing.
- Let us appoint a day when everyone can attend the meeting.
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What is "appoint" in Irish?
"appoint" in Irish is ceap. appoint means: To choose someone officially for a job or role.
How do you use "appoint" in a sentence?
Example: "The board appointed her as the new chief executive." In Irish, "appoint" is ceap.
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