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1 bescheinigen
v/t certify; (Echtheit) auch authenticate; (bestätigen) confirm (in writing); weitS. (für etw. bürgen) confirm, vouch for; den Empfang bescheinigen eines Briefes: acknowledge receipt of; einer Summe: give a receipt for; hiermit wird bescheinigt, dass this is to certify that; das muss ich mir bescheinigen lassen I’ll have to get that confirmed in writing; sich (Dat) die Teilnahme an einem Kurs / seine Anwesenheit bescheinigen lassen have one’s participation in a course / one’s attendance certified; könnten Sie mir bescheinigen, dass could you give me something in writing stating that, could I have written confirmation that; sich gegenseitig Unfähigkeit etc. bescheinigen accuse each other of incompetence etc.; jemandem gute Sprachkenntnisse / Ehrlichkeit bescheinigen testify to s.o.’s linguistic proficiency / honesty* * *to certify; to authenticate; to testify; to confirm; to bear witness to; to bear witness of; to acknowledge; to certificate; to attest; to receipt* * *be|schei|ni|gen [bə'ʃainɪgn] ptp bescheinigtvtto certify; Gesundheit, Tauglichkeit to confirm in writing; Empfang to confirm, to acknowledge; (durch Quittung) to sign for, to give a receipt for; (inf = mündlich bestätigen) to confirmdie Arbeit/Überstunden beschéínigen lassen — to get written confirmation of having done the work/overtime
können Sie mir beschéínigen, dass... — can you confirm in writing that..., can you give me written confirmation that...
hiermit wird bescheinigt, dass... — this is to certify that...
jdm äußerste Kompetenz beschéínigen — to confirm sb's extreme competence
* * *be·schei·ni·gen *[bəˈʃainɪgn̩]vt▪ jdm etw \bescheinigen to certify sth for sb form; (quittieren) to provide sb with [or give sb] a receiptes wird hiermit bescheinigt, dass... this is to certify that▪ [jdm] \bescheinigen, dass... to confirm to sb in writing [or provide sb with written certification] that...▪ sich dat etw [von jdm] \bescheinigen lassen to get a certificate [or written confirmation] for sth [from sb], to have sth certified [by sb] form* * *transitives Verbsich (Dat.) bescheinigen lassen, daß man arbeitsunfähig ist — get oneself certified as unfit for work
* * *bescheinigen v/t certify; (Echtheit) auch authenticate; (bestätigen) confirm (in writing); weitS. (für etwas bürgen) confirm, vouch for;hiermit wird bescheinigt, dass this is to certify that;das muss ich mir bescheinigen lassen I’ll have to get that confirmed in writing;sich (dat)die Teilnahme an einem Kurs/seine Anwesenheit bescheinigen lassen have one’s participation in a course/one’s attendance certified;könnten Sie mir bescheinigen, dass could you give me something in writing stating that, could I have written confirmation that;bescheinigen accuse each other of incompetence etc;jemandem gute Sprachkenntnisse/Ehrlichkeit bescheinigen testify to sb’s linguistic proficiency/honesty* * *transitives Verbsich (Dat.) bescheinigen lassen, daß man arbeitsunfähig ist — get oneself certified as unfit for work
* * *v.to attest v.to certificate v.to certify v. -
2 beglaubigen
v/t* * *to authenticate; to certify; to attest; to witness; to prove; to bear witness to; to bear witness of; to notarize; to testify* * *be|glau|bi|gen [bə'glaubɪgn] ptp beglaubigtvtetw behördlich/notariell begláúbigen lassen — to have sth witnessed etc officially/by a notary
2) Gesandten, Botschafter to accredit (bei to)* * *1) verify2) (to sign one's name to show that one knows that (something) is genuine: He witnessed my signature on the new agreement.) witness* * *be·glau·bi·gen *[bəˈglaubɪgn̩]vt1. (als richtig bestätigen)▪ [jdm] etw \beglaubigen to authenticate [or attest] sth [for sb]eine Abschrift \beglaubigen to certify a copydie Echtheit [eines Gemäldes etc.] \beglaubigen to attest to [or verify] the authenticity [of a painting etc.]etw notariell \beglaubigen to attest sth by a notary, to notarize stheine beglaubigte Kopie [o Abschrift] a certified [or a true] [or an exemplified] copy2. POL* * *transitives Verb certify* * *beglaubigen v/t1. (bescheinigen) certify;etwas notariell beglaubigen lassen have sth notarized2. (Diplomaten) accredit (bei to)* * *transitives Verb certify* * *v.to accredit v.to authenticate v.to notarise (UK) v.to notarize (US) v.to substantiate v.
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