A Day of Special Jobs!

In a bright, colorful classroom, the teacher said, “Today, we will designate our special jobs!” The kids buzzed with excitement.

“I want to be the line leader!” shouted Mia. “I’ll be the book helper!” cheered Ravi.

Each child was given a special task, like a superhero with a mission! Designating jobs made everyone feel important and happy.

Just like in a team, when everyone has a role, things run smoothly. So, remember, whether you’re a helper or a leader, every job is special!

What job would you like to designate for yourself? Let’s make our classroom shine together!

Frequently Asked Questions about the word: Designate

To designate means to choose someone or something for a special purpose or to give it a specific name.

You pronounce 'designate' like this: DEZ-ig-nate.

The word 'designate' comes from the Latin word 'designare', which means to mark out or to designate.

The word 'designate' in Hindi is 'नियुक्त' (Niyukt).

Facts, Proverbs and Quotes about the word: Designate

Fact: To designate means to choose someone for a special job or role!

Proverb: "A good leader is one who can designate tasks wisely." This means a leader should know who is best for each job.

Quote: "The best way to predict the future is to create it." - Peter Drucker

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