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1 confirm
أَكَّدَ \ affirm: to declare that sth. is true: He affirmed that his friend had not left the house at the time of the murder. assert: to declare firmly: They asserted that it was not their fault. assure: to try to make sb. believe sth.; tell as a certain fact: I assure you that all will be well.. confirm: to say or show that sth. (which lacked proof or certainty) is certain or true: A medical examination comfirmed his fear that he was suffering from a chest disease. declare: to say firmly, without doubt: He declared that he would never return. maintain: to say firmly (although others disagree): He maintains that the accident was not his fault. \ See Also قالَ جازِمًا، طمأن (طَمْأَن) -
2 confirm
أَثْبَتَ \ confirm: to say or show that sth. (which lacked proof or certainty) is certain or true: A medical examination confirmed his fear that he was suffering from a chest disease. prove: to be shown to be: Their efforts proved (to be) successful. -
3 confirm
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4 confirm
[kənˈfəːm] verb1) to establish or make quite certain:يُؤَكِّدThey confirmed their hotel booking by letter.
2) to admit to full membership of certain Christian churches.بَمْنَحُ سِر التَّثْبيت -
5 Question Listen Confirm
Education: QLCУниверсальный русско-английский словарь > Question Listen Confirm
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6 connection confirm
Abbreviation: ccУниверсальный русско-английский словарь > connection confirm
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7 clear confirm
подтверждение разъединения (X.25)Англо-русский словарь промышленной и научной лексики > clear confirm
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8 confermare
confirm* * *confermare v.tr.1 ( ribadire) to confirm: l'ho detto e ora lo confermo, I said it and I confirm it now; confermare le proprie dimissioni, to confirm one's resignation; confermare un invito a cena, to confirm an invitation to dinner (o supper)2 ( convalidare) to confirm, to ratify (anche dir.); ( rafforzare) to corroborate, to strengthen; to bear* out: confermare un ordine, to confirm (o to ratify) an order; confermare una sentenza, to confirm (o to affirm o to ratify) a judgement; confermare la deposizione di qlcu., to corroborate (o to bear out) s.o.'s evidence; i miei sospetti furono confermati dal suo comportamento, my suspicions were borne out (o strengthened) by his behaviour // (banca) confermare un assegno, to clear (o to certify) a cheque // l'eccezione conferma la regola, the exception proves the rule3 ( riconfermare, rinnovare) to confirm: fu confermato nella carica di presidente, he was confirmed in his appointment as chairman◘ confermarsi v.rifl.1 to prove (oneself): si sta confermando un ottimo medico, he is proving to be a good doctor; si è confermato il miglior giocatore in campo, he proved to be the best player on the field; il mio computer si conferma di sempre maggiore utilità, my computer is proving to be more and more useful2 ( persuadersi) to resolve: si confermò nel proposito di cambiar vita, he resolved to change his life.* * *[konfer'mare] 1.verbo transitivo1) (convalidare) to confirm [ordine, fatto, giudizio, decisione]2) (ribadire)3) (rafforzare, dimostrare) [fatti, prove] to back up, to support [caso, teoria]; to bear* out [ storia]4) (rinsaldare) to affirm [sostegno, popolarità]; to confirm [ opinione]5) relig. to confirm2.verbo pronominale confermarsi1) (rafforzarsi) [voce, notizia] to prove founded2) (affermarsi)si conferma come uno dei nostri migliori attori — he's established himself as one of our best actors
* * *confermare/konfer'mare/ [1]1 (convalidare) to confirm [ordine, fatto, giudizio, decisione]2 (ribadire) hanno confermato che sono morte due persone two people were confirmed dead3 (rafforzare, dimostrare) [fatti, prove] to back up, to support [caso, teoria]; to bear* out [ storia]4 (rinsaldare) to affirm [sostegno, popolarità]; to confirm [ opinione]5 relig. to confirmII confermarsi verbo pronominale1 (rafforzarsi) [voce, notizia] to prove founded2 (affermarsi) si conferma come uno dei nostri migliori attori he's established himself as one of our best actors. -
9 cresimare
confirm* * ** * *[krezi'mare] Rel1. vt2. vip (cresimarsi)* * *[krezi'mare]verbo transitivo to confirm* * *cresimare/krezi'mare/ [1]to confirm. -
10 утвърждавам
confirm, approbate, approve(план, договор) endorse, sanction, ratifyутвърждавам се strengthen o.'s positionwin recognition ( като as)* * *утвържда̀вам,гл. confirm, approbate, approve; ( план, договор) endorse, sanction, ratify; \утвърждавам фактура pass an invoice;\утвърждавам се strengthen o.’s position; win recognition ( като as); gain ground.* * *confirm approve {x`pryu;v}; ratify ; validate ; strengthen o.'s position (се)* * *1. (план, договор) endorse, sanction, ratify 2. confirm, approbate, approve 3. win recognition (като as) 4. УТВЪРЖДАВАМ ce strengthen o.'s position -
11 accreditare
confirmfinance credit* * *accreditare v.tr.1 to credit: accreditare una somma a qlcu., to credit s.o. with an amount (o to credit an amount to s.o.); accreditare un conto di una somma, to credit an account with a sum2 ( confermare, avvalorare) to confirm, to bear* out, to make* credible: nuove prove accreditarono la sua versione, his story was born out by later evidence3 (pol.) to accredit, to supply with credentials.◘ accreditarsi v.rifl. to obtain credit, esteem; to gain credit.* * *[akkredi'tare]1. vt1) Comm, Finaccreditare qc a o a favore di qn — to credit sb with sth
3) (diplomatico) to accredit2. vip (accreditarsi)* * *[akkredi'tare] 1.verbo transitivo1) comm. banc.accreditare qcs. su un conto — to credit sth. to an account
accreditare 300 euro a qcn. — to credit sb.'s account with 300 euros
2) to accredit [diplomatico, giornalista]3) (avvalorare) to give* credence to [ notizia]; to bear* out [ idea]2.verbo pronominale accreditarsi [persona, notizia] to gain credit* * *accreditare/akkredi'tare/ [1]1 comm. banc. accreditare qcs. su un conto to credit sth. to an account; accreditare 300 euro a qcn. to credit sb.'s account with 300 euros2 to accredit [diplomatico, giornalista]II accreditarsi verbo pronominale[persona, notizia] to gain credit. -
12 konfirmere
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13 ferma
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14 chonffirmio
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15 gonffirmio
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16 potvrditi
confirm, certify, verify* * *• emphasise• endorse• certify• sanction• validate• verify• testify• support its claim• prove• bear out• avouch• confirm• corroborate• affirm• acknowledge• allege• assert• approve• attest• ratify• reaffirm -
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18 конфирмовать
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19 подтверждать
confirm глагол:reaffirm (подтверждать, вновь подтверждать)attest (подтверждать, свидетельствовать, удостоверять, аттестовать, давать свидетельские показания, приводить к присяге)corroborate (подтверждать, подкреплять)substantiate (подтверждать, доказывать, приводить доказательства, придавать конкретную форму, приводить достаточные основания, делать реальным)fortify (укреплять, подкреплять, поддерживать, сооружать укрепление, добавлять спирт к вину, подтверждать)словосочетание: -
20 подтвердить
confirm глагол:attest (подтверждать, свидетельствовать, удостоверять, аттестовать, давать свидетельские показания, приводить к присяге)substantiate (подтверждать, доказывать, приводить доказательства, придавать конкретную форму, приводить достаточные основания, делать реальным)
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