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1 verify
['verɪfaɪ]verbo transitivo verificare* * *(to confirm the truth or correctness of (something): Can you verify her statement?) verificare- verification* * *['verɪfaɪ]verbo transitivo verificare -
2 verify veri·fy vt
['vɛrɪˌfaɪ](check) verificare, controllare, (confirm the truth of) confermare -
3 (to) verify
(to) verify /ˈvɛrɪfaɪ/v. t.1 verificare; controllare: a study to verify the drug's effectiveness, uno studio per verificare l'efficacia del farmaco; There is no way of verifying what really happened, non c'è modo di appurare quello che è effettivamente accaduto; to verify a quotation, controllare una citazione2 dimostrare; suffragare (con prove): to verify a statement, suffragare un'asserzione con prove: She has evidence to verify her claim, ha delle prove per suffragare la sua dichiarazione; Can their story be verified?, la loro versione dei fatti può essere dimostrata?3 (leg.) ratificare; sanzionare4 (comput.) verificare. -
4 (to) verify
(to) verify /ˈvɛrɪfaɪ/v. t.1 verificare; controllare: a study to verify the drug's effectiveness, uno studio per verificare l'efficacia del farmaco; There is no way of verifying what really happened, non c'è modo di appurare quello che è effettivamente accaduto; to verify a quotation, controllare una citazione2 dimostrare; suffragare (con prove): to verify a statement, suffragare un'asserzione con prove: She has evidence to verify her claim, ha delle prove per suffragare la sua dichiarazione; Can their story be verified?, la loro versione dei fatti può essere dimostrata?3 (leg.) ratificare; sanzionare4 (comput.) verificare. -
5 prove ****
[pruːv] ['pruːv(ə)n] proved pt proved or proven pp1. vt1) (verify) provare, dimostrareto prove sb innocent — provare or dimostrare l'innocenza di qn
2) (put to the test: courage, usefulness etc) dimostrare, mettere alla provato prove o.s. — dar prova di sé
3)to prove (to be) useful — rivelarsi utile2. viSee:prove 1., 3)
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