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certificated

/sərˈtɪf.ɪ.keɪ.tɪd/

الترجمة: صفة رسمية قديمة تعني 'حاصل على شهادة' أو 'مُوثَّق رسمياً'. تُستعمل في الإنجليزية الحديثة عادةً كبديل لكلمة 'certified'., فعل يعني الاعتراف بشيء ما رسميًا أو تأكيده، غالبًا بإصدار وثيقة تثبت الحقيقة أو الكفاءة أو المعيار.

مدخلان

adjective

/sərˈtɪf.ɪ.keɪ.tɪd/C2formalbritishمهجور
  • arصفة رسمية قديمة تعني 'حاصل على شهادة' أو 'مُوثَّق رسمياً'. تُستعمل في الإنجليزية الحديثة عادةً كبديل لكلمة 'certified'.

An older, formal adjective meaning 'having been granted a certificate' or 'officially certified'. It is largely replaced by 'certified' in modern English.

  1. Having a certificateB2formal

    Furnished with or authorized by a certificate; officially qualified.

    arحاصل على شهادة

    • She is a certificated teacher with ten years of experience.
    • Only certificated electricians are allowed to work on the wiring.
    • The company hires only certificated engineers for safety reasons.

    المرادفاتaccreditedauthorizedcertifiedlicensedqualified

الصيغ
  • more certificated comparative form
  • most certificated superlative form

verb

certificate/sərˈtɪf.ɪ.keɪt/B2formal
  • arفعل يعني الاعتراف بشيء ما رسميًا أو تأكيده، غالبًا بإصدار وثيقة تثبت الحقيقة أو الكفاءة أو المعيار.

A verb meaning to officially approve or recognize something, typically by issuing a document that confirms a fact, qualification, or standard.

  1. To officially certifyB2formal

    To provide or award an official document that confirms a fact, qualification, or achievement.

    arيُصَدِّق رسميًا

    • The board will certificate the new teachers after their training.
    • The organization certificates volunteers who complete the program.
    • The university certificates graduates at the annual ceremony.

    المرادفاتaccreditauthenticateauthorizecertifycredentialendorselicensevalidate

    الأضدادdisqualifyinvalidaterescindretractrevokewithdraw

الصيغ
  • certificated past participle
  • certificated past simple
  • certificating present participle
  • certificates third person singular