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From the verb certify : (⇒ conjugate ) certified is: ⓘClick the infinitive to see all available inflections v past v past p
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certified adj (job title: holding a certificate) titulado/a adj
certificado/a adj
Dr Rosen is a certified veterinarian with 10 years' experience.
certified to do [sth] expr (person: qualified) titulado para adj + prep
diplomado para adj + prep
habilitado para adj + prep
Maddy is certified to teach English.
Maddy está titulada para enseñar inglés.
certified adj historical (person: legally declared insane) demente adj mf
(coloquial ) loco/a adj
The man was certified and sent to an asylum.
certified adj (guaranteed, proven) certificado/a adj
garantizado adj
certified adj (check, document: guaranteed, endorsed) certificado/a adj
If you're paying by check, it has to be certified.
Si paga con cheque, tiene que estar certificado.
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certify [sth] ⇒ vtr (confirm the truth or validity of) certificar⇒ vtr
(formal ) dar fe de loc verb
The appraiser certified the authenticity of the rare book.
certify that vtr (testify: that [sth] is true) atestiguar que vtr + conj
declarar que vtr + conj
testificar que vtr + conj
testimoniar que vtr + conj
The witness was able to certify that the documents were not fake.
certify [sth] ⇒ vtr (check, document: endorse, guarantee) certificar⇒ vtr
garantizar⇒ vtr
conformar⇒ vtr
Don't certify the check until you speak with the bank about our account.
certify [sb] ⇒ vtr (person: declare insane) declarar demente loc verb
incapacitar⇒ vtr
The prisoner was certified and deemed unable to stand trial.
certify⇒ vi (testify to [sth] ) certificar⇒ vtr
testificar⇒ vtr
The institute certifies in teaching English as a foreign language.
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