Oxford Spanish Dictionary
appoint [америк. əˈpɔɪnt, брит. əˈpɔɪnt] ГЛ. перех.
1. appoint (name, choose):
2. appoint офиц.:
3. appoint < брит. appointed, past part >:
- beautifully appointed Victorian house
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- beautifully appointed Victorian house
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- special prosecutor appointed to investigate cases of corruption
- interventor (interventora)
- administrator (appointed by the government or by a court)
в словаре PONS
self-appointed ПРИЛ. уничиж.
- self-appointed
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| I | appoint |
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| you | appoint |
| he/she/it | appoints |
| we | appoint |
| you | appoint |
| they | appoint |
| I | appointed |
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| you | appointed |
| he/she/it | appointed |
| we | appointed |
| you | appointed |
| they | appointed |
| I | have | appointed |
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| you | have | appointed |
| he/she/it | has | appointed |
| we | have | appointed |
| you | have | appointed |
| they | have | appointed |
| I | had | appointed |
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| you | had | appointed |
| he/she/it | had | appointed |
| we | had | appointed |
| you | had | appointed |
| they | had | appointed |
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