Design ( verb , noun )

(As a verb)

Design ( verb )

1. To plan or create the look, form, or workings of (something) in advance.
2. To create a plan for; to conceive and plan out in the mind.
3. To intend or have as a purpose.

Origin:

From old french designer, from latin designare, from de- + signare to mark.

Examples:

1. She designed the dress for her daughter's wedding.
2. He designed a new engine for the car.
3. The company is designing a new marketing campaign.
4. The architect designed the building to be energy-efficient.
5. The committee is designing a strategy to address the issue.

(As a noun)

Design ( noun )

1. To plan or create the look, form, or workings of (something) in advance.
2. To create a plan for; to conceive and plan out in the mind.
3. To intend or have as a purpose.

Origin:

From old french designer, from latin designare, from de- + signare to mark.

Examples:

1. She designed the dress for her daughter's wedding.
2. He designed a new engine for the car.
3. The company is designing a new marketing campaign.
4. The architect designed the building to be energy-efficient.
5. The committee is designing a strategy to address the issue.