vetted

UK
/ˈvet.ɪd/
US
/ˈvet.ɪd/
vettedadjective
more vetted
Comp.
most vetted
Super.
UK
/ˈvɛtɪd/
US
/ˈvɛtɪd/
Translations
The vetted candidates were invited for the final interview.
Проверенные кандидаты были приглашены на финальное собеседование.
Definitions
Having been carefully examined or evaluated for accuracy, reliability, or suitability.
The vetted candidates were invited for the final round of interviews.
vetverb

vetted

Past Simple

vetted
Past Simple
vetted
Past Participle
vetting
Gerund
UK
/vet/
US
/vet/
Translations
The journalist needs to vet the information before publishing the article.
Журналисту нужно исследовать информацию перед публикацией статьи.
The committee will vet all the applications before making a decision.
Комитет будет проверять все заявки перед принятием решения.
Additional translations
Definitions
To make a careful and critical examination of something.
The committee will vet all the applications before making a decision.
To evaluate or check the background of someone for suitability.
The company needs to vet all potential employees thoroughly.
vetnoun
Definitions
A veterinarian, a person qualified to treat diseased or injured animals.
The vet examined the dog and prescribed some medication for its condition.
A veteran, a person who has served in the military.
The local community organized a parade to honor the vet for his service.
vetadjective
Definitions
Relating to veterinarians or veterinary medicine; veterinary.
She enrolled in a vet school to pursue her passion for animal care.