dedicating
ˈdɛdɪˌkeɪtɪŋ
Definition

Definition of dedicating - Reverso English Dictionary

Adjective

purposeRareintended for a specific purposeRare
  • The dedicating funds are for the new library project.
  • The dedicating resources are for the community center.
  • These dedicating funds are allocated for the new park.
committed devoted
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Origin of dedicating

Latin, dedicare (to proclaim)

Terms with dedicating included in their meaning

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dedication
used when naming or dedicating something to show respect for someone
naming ceremony
act of naming or dedicating something new
commitment
dedicating all available time to an activity
dedication
relating to the act of dedicating something
related to dedication
pertaining to the act of dedicating
renewed dedication
act or ceremony of dedicating something again

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  1. French:dédié, ...
  2. German:vorgesehen, ...
  3. Italian:dedicato, ...
  4. Spanish:dedicado, ...
  5. Portuguese:destinado, ...
  6. Chinese:专用, ...
  7. Japanese:専用の, ...
  8. Arabic:مُخَصَّص, ...
  9. Hebrew:מוּקצֶה, ...
  10. Russian:предназначенный, ...
  11. Ukrainian:цільовий, ...
  12. Hindi:समर्पित, ...
dedicate
ˈdɛdɪˌkeɪt

Definition of dedicate - Reverso English Dictionary

Verb

1.
devote efforttr./intr.devote time, effort, or oneself to a particular task or purposetr./intr.
  • She decided to dedicate her life to scientific research..
commit devote pledge
2.
inscriptiontr.address or inscribe a work to someone as a mark of respecttr.
  • He dedicated his first novel to his parents.
address devote inscribe
3.
dedicationtr.set apart and consecrate something for a specific purposetr.
  • The new park was dedicated to the memory of the local hero..
consecrate devote
4.
radiotr.request a song on radio for someone as a greetingtr.
  • She dedicated a song to her friend on the radio.
5.
ceremonytr.open a building or facility for public usetr.
  • The new library was dedicated last week.
inaugurate unveil
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Origin of dedicate

Latin, dedicare (to proclaim) + -ate (suffix)

Examples of dedicate in a sentence

  • They dedicate their resources to helping the homeless.
  • The poet dedicated his anthology to his mentor.
  • She dedicated the sculpture to her late husband.
  • They dedicated the monument to the fallen soldiers.
  • The church was dedicated in a special ceremony.
  • The DJ dedicated the next track to a retiring teacher.

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  1. French:consacrer, inscrire, ...
  2. German:widmen, zueignen, ...
  3. Italian:dedicare, intitolare, ...
  4. Spanish:consagrar, ofrecer, ...
  5. Portuguese:consagrar, oferecer, ...
  6. Chinese:致力于, 献给, ...
  7. Japanese:捧げる, 奉献する, ...
  8. Arabic:كَرَّسَ, أَهْدَى, ...
  9. Hebrew:לְהַקְדִּישׁ, לְהַקְדִּישׁ, ...
  10. Russian:посвящать, посвятить, ...
  11. Ukrainian:віддавати, адресувати, ...
  12. Hindi:समर्पित करना, अंकित करना, ...
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