pre-assigned
adjective (also preassigned) uk/ˌpriː.əˈsaɪnd/ us/ˌpriː.əˈsaɪnd/
预先指定的;预先分派的;预先分配的
given a value, characteristic, or purpose before a particular time or activity
Each member of the team has a pre-assigned role.
Airline passengers now have to pay extra to get a preassigned seat. 航空公司乘客现在必须支付额外费用才能获得预先指定的座位。
All buttons are pre-assigned to the software functions.
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- It was unclear whether the bomber dropped its payload on its pre-assigned target.
- Each session had pre-assigned discussion topics, making it very unlikely that a debate would develop.
- Each client workstation copies the backup data to a preassigned location.