| 释义 |
certify美 ['sɜrtɪ.faɪ] 英 ['sɜː(r)tɪfaɪ] - v.证实；颁发（或授予）专业合格证书；证明（某人）患有精神病
- 网络保证；认证；声称是真的
第三人称单数：certifies 现在分词：certifying 过去分词：certified v. confirm,state,verify,endorse,attest 1. | （尤指书面）证明，证实to state officially, especially in writing, that sth is true |
| He handed her a piece of paper certifying (that) she was in good health. 他递给她一份证明其健康状况良好的文件。 | | This(= this document) is to certify that… 兹证明… | | He was certified dead on arrival. 他送达时被证实已死亡。 | | The accounts were certified (as) correct by the finance department. 账目经财务部门证实无误。 | | The plants must be certified to be virus free. 这些植物必须具备无病毒证明。 |
2. | [usupass] ~ sb (as sth) 颁发（或授予）专业合格证书to give sb an official document proving that they are qualified to work in a particular profession |
3. | [usupass] ~ sb (+ adj.) 证明（某人）患有精神病to officially state that sb is mentally ill, so that they can be given medical treatment |
| Patients must be certified before they can be admitted to the hospital. 该医院只接纳经证明患有精神病的人。 |
v. | 5. (通常以出具证明书)证明(某事物是真实、正确、合格的): 5. (通常以出具证明书)证明(某事物是真实、正确、合格的): |
v. | 1. to declare somebody officially or legally to have a psychiatric disorder and require confinement in a mental health facility 2. to state or confirm that something is true or correct 3. to declare that somebody or something has passed a test or achieved an expected standard 4. to award a certificate to somebody or something 5. to indicate on a cheque that there are sufficient funds to guarantee payment 6. to state officially that something is true, accurate, or of a satisfactory standard 7. to give someone an official document stating that they have passed an examination or have achieved the qualifications necessary to work in a particular profession 8. to state officially that someone is seriously mentally ill 9. declare(usu. by giving a certificate)that one is certain of sth. that sth. is true,correct,in order 1. to declare somebody officially or legally to have a psychiatric disorder and require confinement in a mental health facility 2. to state or confirm that something is true or correct 3. to declare that somebody or something has passed a test or achieved an expected standard 4. to award a certificate to somebody or something 5. to indicate on a cheque that there are sufficient funds to guarantee payment 6. to state officially that something is true, accurate, or of a satisfactory standard 7. to give someone an official document stating that they have passed an examination or have achieved the qualifications necessary to work in a particular profession 8. to state officially that someone is seriously mentally ill 9. declare(usu. by giving a certificate)that one is certain of sth. that sth. is true,correct,in order |
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