appoint to



appoint someone to something

to select or assign someone to serve in a particular role. (Usually focusing on the role of the person or on a group of persons with similar roles.) l am going to appoint you to the position of treasurer. Fred tried to appoint himself to the board of directors, but it violated the by-laws.
See also: appoint

Common Names:

NameGenderPronouncedUsage
LeonardLEN-ərd (English), LAY-o-nahrt (Dutch)English, Dutch, German, Ancient Germanic
Rostislavrahs-tee-SLAHF (Russian)Russian, Czech, Medieval Slavic
Tommie['tɔmi]
ValĒRijs-Latvian
Simin-Persian
Kolleenkah-LEENEnglish (Rare)