英语词汇confirm怎么读，是什么意思，单词翻译、读音、固定搭配用法和短语词组及例句-英汉双解词典

confirm /kənˈfɚm/ verb

confirms; confirmed; confirming

confirm

/kənˈfɚm/

verb

confirms; confirmed; confirming

Learner's definition of CONFIRM

[+ object] : to state or show that (something) is true or correct确证；证实；证明

The tests confirmed the doctors' suspicions of cancer.这些检测结果证实了医生对癌症的猜测。
The attack confirmed her worst fears about the neighborhood.袭击的发生证明她对街区最大的担忧是有道理的。
Police would not confirm [=verify] reports of a shooting.警方不会证实关于枪击的报道。
The award confirmed her status as one of the great movie actresses.这一奖项奠定了她作为杰出的女影星之一的地位。
Medical tests confirmed (that) he did not have a heart attack.医学检测证实他没有心脏病。

: to tell someone that something has definitely happened or is going to happen : to make (something) definite or official确认；确定

[+ object]

The dentist's office called to confirm your appointment for tomorrow.牙科诊所打电话来确认你明天的预约。
Please confirm [=acknowledge] receipt of the shipment.收到货物请确认
confirm a hotel reservation确认酒店预订

[no object]

We have a reservation for you for tomorrow night. Please call to confirm.我们收到了您明晚的预订，请来电确认。

[+ object] formal : to make (something) stronger or more certain : to cause (someone) to believe (something) more strongly使更强烈；使确信；使坚信

Her parents' attitude only confirmed [=strengthened, reinforced] her resolve to get her own apartment.父母的态度只是更坚定了她拥有属于自己的公寓的决心。

— often + in

She was confirmed in her determination to get a higher-paying job.她下定决心要找个薪水更高的工作。

: to give official approval to (something or someone)（正式）批准，认可

[+ object]

They voted to confirm [=ratify] the treaty.他们投票批准了这项条约。
The Senate has confirmed him as a Supreme Court justice.参议院已经批准他出任最高法院法官。

[no object]

The Senate is expected to vote to confirm.参议院有望通过投票表决。

[+ object] : to make (someone) a full member of a church or synagogue : to administer confirmation to (someone)（给某人）施坚信礼，行坚振礼 — usually used as (be) confirmed通常用作(be) confirmed

Our son will be confirmed in the spring.我们的儿子将在春天接受坚信礼。
What year were you confirmed?你是哪年受的坚信礼？

— confirmable

/kənˈfɚməbəl/ adjective [more confirmable; most confirmable]

Reports of a battle in the city were not confirmable today.市内发生交战的报道今日尚未得到证实。
The judicial nominee should be easily confirmable.法官提名人应该很容易确定。

单词	confirm
释义	confirm 2 ENTRIES FOUND: confirm (verb) confirmed (adjective) confirm /kənˈfɚm/ verb confirms; confirmed; confirming confirm /kənˈfɚm/ verb confirms; confirmed; confirming Learner's definition of CONFIRM 1 [+ object] : to state or show that (something) is true or correct确证；证实；证明 The tests confirmed the doctors' suspicions of cancer.这些检测结果证实了医生对癌症的猜测。 The attack confirmed her worst fears about the neighborhood.袭击的发生证明她对街区最大的担忧是有道理的。 Police would not confirm [=verify] reports of a shooting.警方不会证实关于枪击的报道。 The award confirmed her status as one of the great movie actresses.这一奖项奠定了她作为杰出的女影星之一的地位。 Medical tests confirmed (that) he did not have a heart attack.医学检测证实他没有心脏病。 2 : to tell someone that something has definitely happened or is going to happen : to make (something) definite or official确认；确定 [+ object] The dentist's office called to confirm your appointment for tomorrow.牙科诊所打电话来确认你明天的预约。 Please confirm [=acknowledge] receipt of the shipment.收到货物请确认 confirm a hotel reservation确认酒店预订 [no object] We have a reservation for you for tomorrow night. Please call to confirm.我们收到了您明晚的预订，请来电确认。 3 [+ object] formal : to make (something) stronger or more certain : to cause (someone) to believe (something) more strongly使更强烈；使确信；使坚信 Her parents' attitude only confirmed [=strengthened, reinforced] her resolve to get her own apartment.父母的态度只是更坚定了她拥有属于自己的公寓的决心。 — often + in She was confirmed in her determination to get a higher-paying job.她下定决心要找个薪水更高的工作。 4 : to give official approval to (something or someone)（正式）批准，认可 [+ object] They voted to confirm [=ratify] the treaty.他们投票批准了这项条约。 The Senate has confirmed him as a Supreme Court justice.参议院已经批准他出任最高法院法官。 [no object] The Senate is expected to vote to confirm.参议院有望通过投票表决。 5 [+ object] : to make (someone) a full member of a church or synagogue : to administer confirmation to (someone)（给某人）施坚信礼，行坚振礼 — usually used as (be) confirmed通常用作(be) confirmed Our son will be confirmed in the spring.我们的儿子将在春天接受坚信礼。 What year were you confirmed?你是哪年受的坚信礼？ — confirmable /kənˈfɚməbəl/ adjective [more confirmable; most confirmable] Reports of a battle in the city were not confirmable today.市内发生交战的报道今日尚未得到证实。 The judicial nominee should be easily confirmable.法官提名人应该很容易确定。
随便看	leave (someone) guessing leave someone guessing leave (someone) in the dust leave someone in the dust leave (someone) in the lurch leave someone in the lurch leave (someone or something) alone leave someone or something alone leave (someone or something) be leave someone or something be leave (someone or something) for dead leave someone or something for dead leave someone or something with someone leave (someone) out in the cold leave someone out in the cold leave something alone leave something be leave (something) to the imagination leave something to the imagination leave sth alone leave sth be leaves the door open for leave sth to the imagination leaves you to your own devices leave-taking