12 Mar
2016
12 Mar
'16
3:18 p.m.
1 de·sign verb \di-ˈzīn\
To plan and make decisions about [something]; to plan and make [something] for a specific use or purpose, or no purpose at all; to think of [something, such as a plan]; to plan [something].
ORIGIN - late Middle English as a verb in the sense 'to designate'; from Latin designare 'to designate', reinforced by French désigner; the noun is via French from Italian.
TL;DR - to designate.
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