Perguntas sobre exemplo de orações com, e a definição e o uso de "Assign"

A: He is assigning homework at the end of class. (Assigning = giving)
Our boss is assigning each of us responsibilities (assigning = giving)
At birth, the doctor will be assigning a gender for the baby. (Assigning = giving)

Assigning is never used when physically giving something, but when establishing some kind of information, like rules, responsibilies, or facts.

A: It’s sort of like a job? Here’s an example “I was assigned to clean the kitchen.” Basically something you are supposed to do

A: The most common meaning is to give someone a task or to give them responsibility for something (like a task or position). For example "I have been assigned to this class" means I have been given the responsibility to look after or teach this class.

A: If something is assigned to you, that means it is your responsibility to take care of it.

A: To place something/someone to something else.

For example,
John assigned Mary to be in charge of the booth.

A: I will be assigning you to a group.
We are each assigned a name at birth.
Tonight's homework assignment is to complete 3 worksheets.

A: 例文。。。

A bodyguard was assigned to protect the President.

I have been assigned to a new team at work from Monday.

The American ambassador was assigned to a post in South America.

The letters A to G were assigned to the factory workshops.

A special code word was assigned to be used if the mission succeeded.

A: I wouldn’t say that there are ‘common’ sentences for this word but here are a few examples:

“I did not assign this task to you.”

“What was the last thing you assigned?”

“Why didn’t you assign this to me? This was my project.”

“If I assign this to you, you need to complete it within the required time-frame.”

“Hitler assigned Joseph Goebbels as his Minister of Propaganda.”

“David was assigned to work with Sara. I’m his replacement.”

“Of course they decide to assign me to your district.”

A: "In assigning you this project, I hope that your computer skills will improve."

Similar to "By assigning..." And "Through assigning..."

A: ‘assign’ typically refers to TASK allocation, ie. a teacher assigning homework or a manager assigning jobs to crewmembers

‘allot’ refers more to things like food or other physical objects

A: Yes that is correct.
The use or entrust comes with "trust".

When using assign, it's like "giving" in terms of "tasks", "jobs", or "assignments"

A: They can be used in similar ways , however appoint usually means you are given a position or title of some sort. Assign is the same but just used a bit more loosely and broadly.

A: @okakoshow: You allocate resources (eg time to a job, money to a project).

Assign is similar, but what you're assigning doesn't have to be a resource. They're very similar words so it's difficult to explain!

I think "assign enough time" is very understandable, but more correct when you use "allocate", because time is something you can distribute.

Someone can be allocated to a task, or assigned to a task. Allocated makes it feel more like the person is a number than a name.

A: The two words are very similar.

If you allot something, that usually means you have a limited supply of it.

example: "I will allot 3 hours of my day to studying."

"My boss decided to allot half of the delivery trucks to deliver tools."

Assign doesn't imply that there are a limited number of resources that you're dividing up.

example: "My boss assigned me to clean the bathrooms."

"My professor assigns additional homework for practice sometimes."

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A: did i pronunce "assigned" well?