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kən'fə:m1) (to establish or make quite certain: They confirmed their hotel booking by letter.) confirmar2) (to admit to full membership of certain Christian churches.) confirmar•- confirmand
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confirm vb confirmartr[kən'fɜːm]1 (prove true, verify) confirmar2 (ratify) ratificar3 SMALLRELIGION/SMALL confirmarconfirm [kən'fərm] vt1) ratify: ratificar2) verify: confirmar, verificar3) : confirmar (en religión)v.• apoyar v.• confirmar v.• contestar v.• convalidar v.• remachar v.• verificar v.kən'fɜːrm, kən'fɜːm1)a) ( substantiate) \<\<report/reservation\>\> confirmarb) ( ratify) (frml) \<\<treaty/agreement\>\> ratificar*c) confirmed past p <bachelor/liar> empedernido2) ( Relig) confirmar[kǝn'fɜːm]VT1) (=prove) confirmar2) (Rel) confirmar* * *[kən'fɜːrm, kən'fɜːm]1)a) ( substantiate) \<\<report/reservation\>\> confirmarb) ( ratify) (frml) \<\<treaty/agreement\>\> ratificar*c) confirmed past p <bachelor/liar> empedernido2) ( Relig) confirmar
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