asserted

UK
/əˈsɜːtɪd/
US
/əˈsɜrtɪd/
assertedпричастие прошедшего времени
Переводы
заявленныйчасто без доказательств
His asserted innocence was eventually disproved.
Его заявленная невиновность в итоге была опровергнута.
The asserted facts turned out to be false.
Утверждённые факты оказались ложными.
Дополнительные переводы
Определения
Stated or declared to be true, often without evidence or proof.
The senator's asserted innocence was later questioned by the media.
assertглагол

asserted

Past Simple

asserted
Past Simple
asserted
Past Participle
asserting
Gerund
UK
/əˈsɜːt/
US
/əˈsɜrt/
Переводы
He asserted his innocence during the trial.
Он утверждал свою невиновность во время суда.
She asserted that she had seen the suspect at the scene.
Она заявила, что видела подозреваемого на месте происшествия.
The lawyer asserted the client's rights in court.
Адвокат отстаивал права клиента в суде.
Дополнительные переводы
утвердитьо правах, власти, контроле; книжн.
декларироватькнижн.; официально
провозглашатькнижн.; торжественно, официально
самоутверждатьсяо человеке; значение assert oneself
проверятьпрограммирование
Определения
To state or express firmly.
She asserted her opinion during the meeting.
To behave confidently so that people recognize your presence, value, or authority, especially in the reflexive construction "assert oneself".
During the debate she asserted herself and refused to be interrupted.
To exercise or make others recognize (one's rights, authority, or power).
The rebels tried to assert control over the northern territory.
In computing, to test a condition in a program and cause execution to halt (or raise an error) if the condition is false.
The routine asserts that the buffer length is non-zero before copying data.
assertсуществительное
Определения
A statement in computer programming that checks a condition and typically halts execution if the condition is false.
The developer added an assert to ensure the pointer was not null.