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1 rubricar
v.1 to sign with a flourish.2 to confirm.3 to complete.4 to subscribe, to underwrite, to endorse, to sanction.* * *1 (firmar) to sign with a flourish2 (respaldar) to endorse, ratify\firmado y rubricado signed and sealed* * *VT1) (=firmar) to sign with a flourish; [+ documento] to initial2) (=concluir) to sign and seal* * *verbo transitivoa) (frml) ( firmar) to sign ( gen with a decorative flourish)b) (period) (suscribir, apoyar) to endorse* * *verbo transitivoa) (frml) ( firmar) to sign ( gen with a decorative flourish)b) (period) (suscribir, apoyar) to endorse* * *rubricar [A2 ]vt2 ( period) (clausurar) to bring … to a close3 ( period) (suscribir, apoyar) to endorse, sanction, give one's approval tose negaron a rubricar el plan de reforma they refused to sanction o endorse the reform program* * *
rubricar verbo transitivo
1 (una firma) to sign (with a flourish)
2 (la veracidad de algo) to endorse, ratify
* * *rubricar vt1. [firmar] to sign2. [confirmar] to confirm3. [concluir] to complete* * *v/t1 fmldocumento sign2 figendorse, sanction* * *rubricar {72} vt1) : sign with a flourishfirmado y rubricado: signed and sealed2) : to endorse, to sanction
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