assigned
v.v. to give someone a specific job or piece of work to do. It can also mean to give a particular value or place to something.
v. to allocate a task, duty, or responsibility to a specific person; to designate a value or attribute to an object. Transitive — requires a direct object and often takes an indirect object or a prepositional phrase.
The teacher assigned a difficult project to the class.
The manager assigned the new account to Sarah because she has extensive experience with international clients.
In computer programming, a developer must ensure that variables are correctly assigned a value before the system attempts to process them in a calculation.
The verb is transitive and often follows the pattern 'assign something to someone' or 'assign someone something'.
The teacher assigned to me a task.The teacher assigned me a task.When using two objects, the indirect object (me) follows the verb directly without 'to', or comes after the direct object with 'to'.