1.委托,移交(事件);指示(某人向某人打听)
2.命令撤离,驱逐(出境);〈古〉充军;降职,贬黜;丢弃,束之高阁
3.使归属(某类,某级)
1.to move someone or something to a less important position
1.You may be able to spot it briefly flying over Utapau, but it has been relegated to a role of tiny background craft.
你可能能粗略地认出它飞过尤塔帕上空，但是它只是沦落为一个极小的背景飞机角色。
2.I said to Middlesbrough I'd maybe like to do it in the summer but when summer came I was injured and Boro had been relegated.
我对米堡说我可能会在夏天离开，但那时我却受伤了，米堡也降级了。
3.It dominated the English game before the war and has never been relegated out of the top pision.
战前它主宰英国足球比赛而且从未被降级出甲级球队。
4.The red dwarf star Ross 154 looks as if it's been relegated to the position of "eighth closest star. "
红矮星Ross154恐怕要被认定为是“第八近的恒星”。
5.A daughter is often viewed as a burden, relegated to performing arduous household chores and even forced into child marriage.
女儿往往被看成是一种负担，只配干繁重的家务活，甚至被迫在小小年纪就结婚。
6.Germany was relegated to second place, in terms of volume, and the UK to second place in terms of value.
按出口量计算，德国下降至第二位，按出口额英国排名第二。
7.World champion Reese Hoffa relegated fellow American and world leader Adam Nelson to second place in the men's shot put.
世界冠军里瑟。胡法在男子铅球的比赛中将美国和世界领先这亚当。尼尔森挤到了第二位。
8.If the staff is diligent in performing its duties, it may cover much of the ground that would be relegated to discovery in civil litigation.
如果工作人员勤奋认真地履行职责，其工作范围会涵盖那些应归属民事诉讼的要求告知的方面。
9.When I finally reached my Chloe at work the following day, she too seemed to have relegated me to the next world.
第二天，当我终于拨对了克洛艾的电话时，正在上班的她似乎也将我忘到了九霄云外。
10.The delivery on confidential letters was a duty that he never relegated to anybody else.
他从未把投递机密信件的责任推给任何其他人。