appoint
/əˈpɔɪnt/
verb
- To choose someone for a job or position officially.
- The president appointed a new ambassador to the country.
- The board appointed her as the new director.
- He was appointed to lead the committee.
- To set or decide on a time, date, or place for something.
- They appointed a meeting for next Tuesday.
- We need to appoint a time to discuss the project.
- The judge appointed a date for the trial.