Definition of certify - Reverso English Dictionary
Verb
1.
verificationattest to a fact as true
- The document certifies the authenticity of the painting.
2.
official recognitionofficially recognize as possessing certain qualifications or meeting certain standards
- The board will certify the doctor after she passes her exams..
3.
certificationRare give a certificate for completing trainingRare
- She was certified as a yoga instructor.
Origin of certify
Latin, certus (sure) + facere (to make)
Terms with certify included in their meaning
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document law
public official authorized to certify papers, witness signing and administer oaths
certification
certify or license someone for something
certification
certify by signature or oath
legal translation
person officially allowed to translate and certify documents for legal use
official approval
serving to certify or endorse authoritatively
legal certification
authenticate or certify by a notary public
Examples of certify in a sentence
She certified the package as safe for transport. The agency will certify the new teachers next month. Only a licensed professional can certify the documents. The board certified him to teach in public schools. After passing the exam, he was certified to drive commercial vehicles.
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- French:attester, homologuer, ...
- German:bescheinigen, ...
- Italian:attestare, accreditare, ...
- Spanish:certificar, dar un certificado, ...
- Portuguese:certificar, homologar, ...
- Chinese:证明, 颁发证书, ...
- Japanese:証明する, 認定する, ...
- Arabic:صَدَّقَ, مَنَحَ شَهادَة, ...
- Hebrew:לְאַשֵּׁר, לְהַסְמִיךְ, ...
- Russian:подтверждать, сертифицировать, ...
- Ukrainian:засвідчувати, сертифікувати, ...
- Hindi:प्रमाणित करना, मान्यता देना, ...
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