Translation of "ernennen" into English
appoint, name, nominate are the top translations of "ernennen" into English.
(etwas) erkehren [..]
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appoint
verbTo assign, designate, or set apart by authority [..]
Es dauerte nicht lange, bis er zum Professor ernannt wurde.
It was not long before he was appointed professor.
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name
verbto designate for a role [..]
Lorena hat diese Hexe gerade zur Vizepräsidentin unserer Firma ernannt.
Lorena just named that witch vice-president of the company.
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nominate
verbassume (responsibility)
Die Mitglieder würden 'ad personam' ernannt mit keiner wie immer gearteten Vertretungsfunktion.
Members would be nominated ‘ad personam’ , with no representative function whatsoever.
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Less frequent translations
- designate
- deputize
- constitute
- assign
- assume
- pose as
- to appoint
- to assign
- to create
- to deputize
- to designate
- to name
- to nominate
- dub
- term
- make
- call
- label
- to assume
- to command
- to deputise
- to pose as
- create
- to apply
- to bring on oneself
- to call attention to
- to cause
- to do something in advance
- to emphasize
- to focus on
- to incur
- to lead to
- to order
- to request
- to result in
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Automatic translations of "ernennen" into English
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Translations with alternative spelling
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nominate
adjective verbDer Ministerpräsident ernannte ihn zum Außenminister.
The Prime Minister nominated him as Foreign Minister.
Phrases similar to "ernennen" with translations into English
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they shall be appointed
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to accept an object and hold it reverently over one's head
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appointed · assigned · constituted · deputised · deputized · designated · nominated
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renominates
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self-appointed · self-declared · self-proclaimed · self-styled · soi-disant