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chứng thực

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The Vietnamese word "chứng thực" means "to certify as true" or "to confirm as true." It is often used in legal and formal contexts where the authenticity or truth of a statement, document, or fact needs to be verified.

Usage Instructions:
  • "Chứng thực" is commonly used in official documents, legal statements, and situations where verification is required.
  • It can be used in both written and spoken Vietnamese, especially in formal settings.
Examples:
  1. Chứng thực lời khai: This means "to certify a statement as true." For instance, in a legal context, a judge might "chứng thực lời khai" to ensure that a witness's statement is valid.

  2. Thực tiễn đã chứng thực điều đó: This translates to "facts have confirmed that." It indicates that real-world evidence or experience supports a particular claim or idea.

Advanced Usage:

In more advanced contexts, "chứng thực" can be used in various phrases to convey different nuances: - Chứng thực chữ ký: "to certify a signature" - This often occurs in notarization processes where an official verifies that a signature is genuine. - Chứng thực tài liệu: "to certify documents" - This is used when documents need to be officially verified for authenticity, such as academic certificates or legal papers.

Word Variants:
  • Chứng thực hóa: This means "to validate" or "to authenticate." It can refer to the process of making something officially recognized as true.
  • Chứng nhận: This is similar and can mean "to recognize" or "to acknowledge" but is often used in contexts where a certificate or official recognition is given.
Different Meanings:

While "chứng thực" primarily relates to verification and certification, it can also imply strengthening a claim or assertion by providing evidence or confirmation.

Synonyms:
  • Xác nhận: This means "to confirm" or "to acknowledge." It has a similar meaning but is often used in more general contexts.
  • Chứng minh: This translates to "to prove" and can imply providing evidence or logical reasoning to support a claim.
  1. To certify as true
    • chứng thực lời khai
      to certify a statement as true
  2. To confirm as true, to substantiate
    • thực tiễn đã chứng thực điều đó
      facts have confirmed that, facts have substantiated it

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