nom

a person or group of people who are chosen to represent a political party in an election

candidato, candidata, lista de candidatos

Collocations nominate someone for something

• She was the party's official nomination.

  Ella fue la nominación oficial del partido.

the name of a person or thing, especially when it is written down or printed

nombre, designación

Collocations nom de guerre

• The patient's nom was withheld.

  El nombre del paciente se mantuvo en secreto.

to choose someone to do a particular job or have a particular position, especially in an official way

nombrar, designar

• nominate somebody for something

• He was nominated as the new chairman.

  Fue nombrado como el nuevo presidente.

to officially submit a document or application for something, such as an award or job position

presentar, enviar

• nominate somebody/something

• She nominated her friend for the award.

  Ella nominó a su amiga para el premio.

(informal) to eat or drink something, especially quickly and without much thought

comer rápidamente, consumir

• nom something

• He nommed the pizza in one bite.

  Él se comió la pizza de un bocado.

(computing) to give a name or label to a variable, file, etc., in order to identify it

etiquetar, nombrar (en programación)

• nom something

• The variable was nominated as 'total'.

  La variable fue nombrada como 'total'.

(slang) to eat, especially in a casual or informal way

comer (informal)

• The kids are nomming on snacks.

  Los niños están comiendo bocadillos.

(slang) to consume or use up something, especially quickly

consumir rápidamente (informal)

• nom something

• He noms up the energy in no time.

  Él consume la energía en un instante.