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confirmation美 [.kɑnfər'meɪʃ(ə)n] 英 [.kɒnfə(r)'meɪʃ(ə)n] - n.证实；确认书；证明书；坚振
- 网络批准；确定；坚信礼
adj.+n. final confirmation,official confirmation,immediate confirmation v.+n. receive confirmation,require confirmation n. corroboration,verification,substantiation,authentication,evidence 1. | 证实；确认书；证明书a statement, letter, etc. that shows that sth is true, correct or definite |
| I'm still waiting for confirmation of the test results. 我仍在等待考试结果的通知书。 |
2. | 坚振；坚振礼；坚信礼a ceremony at which a person becomes a full member of the Christian Church |
3. | 坚振礼（通常为 16 岁以上犹太年轻人举行的仪式）a Jewish ceremony similar to a bar mitzvah or bat mitzvah but usually for young people over the age of 16 |
n. | 1. the act of verifying or ratifying something 2. something that supports, validates, or verifies something else 3. in Christianity, a religious ceremony that marks somebody's formal acceptance into a church 4. in Reform Judaism, a ceremony that marks the completion of somebody's religious training and entry into full adult membership of the community 5. a statement saying that something is definitely true or accurate 6. a statement that something will definitely happen at the time or in the way that has been arranged 7. the process of formally supporting or accepting a decision 8. a religious ceremony in which someone becomes a full member of a Christian Church or a Reform Jewish Church 1. the act of verifying or ratifying something 2. something that supports, validates, or verifies something else 3. in Christianity, a religious ceremony that marks somebody's formal acceptance into a church 4. in Reform Judaism, a ceremony that marks the completion of somebody's religious training and entry into full adult membership of the community 5. a statement saying that something is definitely true or accurate 6. a statement that something will definitely happen at the time or in the way that has been arranged 7. the process of formally supporting or accepting a decision 8. a religious ceremony in which someone becomes a full member of a Christian Church or a Reform Jewish Church |
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