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affirmed

UK
/əˈfɜːmd/
US
/əˈfɜrmd/

Übersetzungen

affirmedadjektiv
more affirmed
Komp.
most affirmed
Super.
UK
/əˈfɜːmd/
US
/əˈfɜrmd/
confirméAu sens de « confirmé comme vrai ou correct » ; registre courant.
The affirmed decision brought relief to the community.
La décision confirmée a soulagé la communauté.
affirméAu sens de « déclaré de manière positive » ; souvent employé pour une conviction, une intention ou un engagement.
Her affirmed commitment to the project was reassuring to the team.
Son engagement affirmé dans le projet a rassuré l’équipe.
Synonyme
confirmed
validated
established
upheld
ratified
corroborated
endorsed
acknowledged
certified
verified
attested
authenticated
assured
affirmverb

affirmed

Präteritum

affirmed
Präteritum
affirmed
Partizip Perfekt
affirming
Gerundium
UK
/əˈfɜːm/
US
/əˈfɜrm/
She affirmed her commitment to the project during the meeting.
Elle a affirmé son engagement envers le projet pendant la réunion.
The court affirmed the lower court's decision.
La cour a confirmé la décision du tribunal inférieur.
affirmerAu sens de soutenir ou d’exprimer son adhésion.
He affirmed his belief in the importance of education.
Il a affirmé sa conviction de l’importance de l’éducation.
affirmerAu sens solennel, sans prestation de serment.
The witness chose to affirm rather than swear on a Bible.
Le témoin a choisi d’affirmer plutôt que de prêter serment sur une Bible.
Zusätzliche Übersetzungen
ratifierDans le registre juridique.
Synonyme
confirm
assert
declare
maintain
uphold
validate
support
endorse
Antonyme
deny
refute
disavow

Definitionen

affirmedadjektiv
Confirmed or validated as true or correct.
The affirmed decision brought relief to the community.
Declared or stated positively.
Her affirmed commitment to the project was reassuring to the team.
affirmverb
To state or assert positively; to declare as a fact.
She affirmed her commitment to the project during the meeting.
To confirm or ratify a decision or judgment.
The court affirmed the lower court's decision.
To express agreement with or support for a statement or idea.
He affirmed his belief in the importance of education.
To make a solemn declaration that a statement is true, serving as a substitute for an oath.
The witness chose to affirm rather than swear on a Bible.
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