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certify

/ˈsɜːr.tɪ.faɪ/

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verb

/ˈsɜːr.tɪ.faɪ/B2formallegal
  • ruГлагол, используемый для официального подтверждения или удостоверения истинности, точности или действительности чего-либо, часто в официальном или юридическом контексте.

A verb used to formally confirm or attest to the truth, accuracy, or validity of something, often in an official or legal context.

  1. Confirm officiallyB2formal

    To formally confirm or attest to the truth, accuracy, or quality of something.

    ruПодтвердить официально

    • The accountant certified the financial statements as accurate.
    • A doctor must certify that the patient is fit to travel.
    • The laboratory certified the product's safety standards.

    Synonymsattestauthenticateconfirmcorroborateendorseguaranteevalidateverify

    Antonymsdenydisproveinvalidaterefuterepudiate

  2. Grant a certificateB2formal

    To officially award a certificate or license to someone, confirming their qualifications or competence.

    ruСертифицировать

    • The institute certifies teachers after they complete the training.
    • She was certified as a professional engineer last year.
    • The organization certifies organic food producers.

    Synonymsaccreditauthorizecredentiallicensequalify

    Antonymsdecertifydisqualifyrevoke

  3. Declare mentally illC1formal

    To officially declare someone as mentally ill or legally incompetent.

    ruПризнать недееспособным

    • The court certified him as unfit to stand trial.
    • Two psychiatrists must certify a patient for involuntary commitment.
    • The doctor certified that the patient was suffering from severe dementia.

    Synonymscommitput awaysection

Forms
  • certified past participle
  • certified past simple
  • certifying present participle
  • certifies third person singular
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