to tab

Examples

• All

• The coach tabbed him as the team's next captain for his leadership skills.

• The manager decided to tab Sarah for the new project due to her impressive track record.

• She was tabbed to lead the new marketing project after her impressive presentation.

• After months of speculation, the board finally tabbed a new CEO.

• They tabbed Sarah as the team leader.

• During the meeting, the committee voted to tab him as the next team leader.

• After careful consideration, they agreed to tab Lisa for the important presentation.

Synonyms

S

to slate

vsto tab

45 5.5

To officially schedule a person or event for a specific time

is used to choose someone for a job without stressing scheduling

P

to put down as

vsto tab

5 4.3

To register someone for an activity or list and give them a specific role

focuses on choosing someone for a task rather than just registering them

Antonyms

I

to ignore

∞ 1.0

Choose not to pay attention to someone or something

D

to dismiss

332 3.0

To refuse to accept an idea or claim

Phrasal Verbs

O

to open a new tab

• Texting

1 2.3

To create a new browser tab so you can view another web page without leaving the current page

K

to keep a tab open

• Texting

3.2

Leave a web page open to check it often

Compounds

T

tab key

• Specialized

1 2.3

A key on a keyboard that moves the cursor to the right to indent or align text

How Official

to appoint

• Formal

580 3.2

to tab

• US

7.1

to select

823 2.5

to choose

∞ 1.0

pick

283 1.0

Surface Forms

Etymology