delegate (something) to (one)

To assign something, such as a task, to someone else. Oh, I delegated that boring paperwork to the interns immediately. If you're overwhelmed, why don't you delegate some of this stuff to the rest of your team?

delegate someone to something

to appoint someone to something; to appoint someone to be something. I will delegate Jane to be our representative. Donna was delegated to attend the conference.

delegate something to someone

to assign a task to someone; to appoint someone to do a specific task. I will have to delegate this job to Sam, who knows how to do these things. The job was delegated to Sally.

词组	delegate (something) to (one)
释义	delegate (something) to (one) delegate (something) to (one) To assign something, such as a task, to someone else. Oh, I delegated that boring paperwork to the interns immediately. If you're overwhelmed, why don't you delegate some of this stuff to the rest of your team? See also: delegate Farlex Dictionary of Idioms. delegate someone to something to appoint someone to something; to appoint someone to be something. I will delegate Jane to be our representative. Donna was delegated to attend the conference. See also: delegate delegate something to someone to assign a task to someone; to appoint someone to do a specific task. I will have to delegate this job to Sam, who knows how to do these things. The job was delegated to Sally. See also: delegate McGraw-Hill Dictionary of American Idioms and Phrasal Verbs. See also: delegate delegate to designate designate (someone or something) as (something) designate as consign consign (something) to (someone or something) consign to can't think straight sandbag
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