confirm是什么意思,confirm的解释_英汉词典_飞外

confirm是什么意思,confirm的解释_英汉词典_飞外

confirm音标[kәn'fә:m] 读音 汉语翻译vt. 证实, 确定, 批准, 使巩固

【计】 确认

【经】 证实

相关词组:

confirm a title to sb

confirm sb in his dislike of sth词型变化：动词过去式:confirmed过去分词:confirmed现在分词:confirming第三人称单数:confirms形容词:confirmable名词:confirmability词意辨析：approve, confirm, sanction这些动词均有“批准”之意。

approve: 普通用词，常指正式的或官方的批准。

confirm: 强调按法律程序提出确认或批准。

confirm, verify这两个动词都有“证实”之意。

confirm: 侧重以事实或以不容置疑的陈述来证实某事的正确与真实。

verify: 强调以具体的事实和细节为证据。英语解释：动词 confirm:establish or strengthen as with new evidence or facts同义词：corroborate, sustain, substantiate, support, affirmstrengthen or make more firm同义词：reassertmake more firmsupport a person for a positionadminister the rite of confirmation to例句：She was baptized when she was a month old and confirmed when she was thirteen.她出生一个月时受洗礼，十三岁时行坚信礼。He looked around to confirm that he was alone.他四处张望，要确定周围没人。The news confirmed my resolution.这消息加强了我的决心。详细解释：

con.firm

v.tr.（及物动词）

con.firmed,con.firm.ing,con.firms

To support or establish the certainty or validity of; verify.

证实：支持或确认…的肯定性或有效性；确认

To make firmer; strengthen:

使更坚强；加强：

例句：

The recent airplane crash confirms my belief that stronger safety regulations are needed.

最近的坠机事件使我更坚信我们需要更健全的安全法规

To make valid or binding by a formal or legal act; ratify.

批准，认可：通过正式或法律的行为使有效或有约束力；认可

To administer the religious rite of confirmation to.

给…施坚信礼：主持对…坚信的宗教仪式

来源：

Middle English confirmen

中古英语 confirmen

from Old French confermer

源自 古法语 confermer

from Latin cônfirm3re

源自 拉丁语 cônfirm3re

com- [intensive pref.] * see com-

com- [前缀，表加强词义] *参见 com-

firm3re [to strengthen] from firmus [strong] * see dher-

firm3re [加强] 源自 firmus [强壮的] *参见 dher-

【引伸】

confirm.abil.ity

n.（名词）

confirm.able

adj.（形容词）

confirm.ato.ry

confirm.er

n.（名词）

<参考词汇><同义词>confirm,corroborate,substantiate,authenticate,validate,verifyThese verbs all mean to affirm the truth, accuracy, (性格特点有哪些？性格特点包括无力性格、不适应性格、偏执性格、分裂性格以及爆发性格等。)or genuineness of something.

这些动词都表示确认事实、精确性或事件的真实性。

Confirm generally implies removal of all doubt about something considered uncertain or tentative:

Confirm 一般暗指消除所有不确定的试探性的疑惑：

例句：

.We must never make experiments to confirm our ideas, but simply to control them. (Claude Bernard).

.我们不要用实验来验证我们的想法，只需操纵它们就行了. （克劳德·伯纳德）。

Corroborate refers to strengthening or supporting something, such as a statement, by means of the evidence of another:

Corroborate 指用另一个证据来加强或支持某事，例如通过引用别人的话来做证据：

例句：

The witness is expected to corroborate the plaintiff`s testimony. Tosubstantiate is to establish something by presenting substantial or tangible evidence:

希望证人能够确证原告的口供。 至于substantiate 是用实质性的可触摸到的事实来确定某事：

例句：

.one of the most fully substantiated of historical facts. (James Harvey Robinson).

.最真实可信的历史事实之一. （詹姆斯·哈维·鲁滨逊）。

Authenticate implies the removal of doubt about the genuineness of something by the act of an authority or the testimony of an expert:

Authenticate 暗示用权威的行为或专家的证词来消除对某事真实性的怀疑：

例句：

The museum made the mistake of accepting the painting before it had been authenticated.

博物馆在还未确认这幅画的真实性之前就错误地把它接受了。

Validate usually implies formal action taken to give legal force to something (

Validate 一般指正式的赋予某物法律效力的行为(

例句：

validate a deed of sale) but can also refer to establishing the validity of something, such as a theory, claim, or judgment (

使销售行为合法化)， 但也可以指证实某事的真实性，如理论、声明或判断(

例句：

The divorce validated my parents` original objection to the marriage).

我的离婚证明我父母当初反对这桩婚姻是正确的)。

Verify implies proving by comparison with an original or with established fact:

Verify 表示通过和原件或一已确定的事实比较而得到证实：

例句：

The bank refused to cash the check until the signature was verified.