Translation of Italian word "confermare" to English
confermare
/konferˈmare/
Meaning
VerbTo verify or state that something is true, valid, or settled.
How to use
The Italian verb 'confermare' means 'to confirm, to corroborate' (To verify or state that something is true, valid, or settled). It belongs to the first conjugation (-are). It forms compound tenses with the auxiliary 'avere'. A natural example is: 'Ti ho inviato un'email per confermare la prenotazione del tavolo.' (I sent you an email to confirm the table reservation.).
🇬🇧 English
to confirm, to corroborate
Example
Ti ho inviato un'email per confermare la prenotazione del tavolo.
I sent you an email to confirm the table reservation.
I risultati delle analisi confermano la diagnosi del dottore.
The test results confirm the doctor's diagnosis.
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- Ti ho inviato un'email per confermare la prenotazione del tavolo.— I sent you an email to confirm the table reservation.
- I risultati delle analisi confermano la diagnosi del dottore.— The test results confirm the doctor's diagnosis.
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The Italian word "confermare" means "to confirm, to corroborate" in English.
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