Definition of ratify - Reverso English Dictionary
Verb
1.
confirm agreementconfirm or accept by expressing consent
- The committee ratified the decision without any objections..
2.
treaty approvalTECH. approve a treaty or agreement officiallyTECH.
- The countries ratified the peace treaty last year.
Origin of ratify
Latin, ratus (fixed) + facere (to make)
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legal
confirm or ratify a decision
Examples of ratify in a sentence
They need to ratify the treaty to make it official. The government moved quickly to ratify the new trade agreement. Parliament is expected to ratify the accord by the end of the session.
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- French:ratifier, entériner, ...
- German:ratifizieren, bestätigen, ...
- Italian:ratificare, ...
- Spanish:ratificar, confirmar, ...
- Portuguese:ratificar, ...
- Chinese:认可, 批准, ...
- Japanese:確認する, 批准する, ...
- Arabic:صَدَّقَ, صادق, ...
- Hebrew:לְאַשְׁרֵר, ...
- Russian:подтвердить, ратифицировать, ...
- Ukrainian:підтвердити, ратифікувати, ...
- Hindi:अनुमोदित करना, स्वीकृत करना, ...
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