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designate
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designate someone or something as something
to choose or name someone or something as something. Alice will designate Andrew as our representative. She designated herself as the head of the committee.
a designated driver  (American)
one person in a group who agrees not to drink alcohol in order to drive the other people to and from a place where they will drink alcohol Tom said he'd be the designated driver when we go out tonight.
See also: driver
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The code share agreement will enable them to place their airline designator code on each others flights.
JAL & Korean Air Code Share on Haneda - Gimpo Route by JCN Newswires
The SOFLAM SOFLRD is a laser designator and rangefinder that lets Special Operations Forces personnel locate and designate critical enemy targets.
Company Watch - Northrop Grumman by Airguide Online
Maybe a certain version of the F-22 could have a laser designator in place of that other gear.
Filling the stealth gap by Gerlach, Frank / Air & Space Power Journal
 
 
 
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