Confirmado (en. Confirmed)

/kon.fiɾˈma.ðo/

Meaning & Definition

EnglishSpanish
adjective
That has been validated or ratified.
The flight has been confirmed by the airline.
El vuelo ha sido confirmado por la aerolínea.
That is certain or assured.
Your attendance at the event is confirmed.
Su asistencia al evento es confirmada.
That has been officially declared.
The agreement was confirmed by both parties.
El acuerdo fue confirmado por ambas partes.

Etymology

From the verb 'confirmar', which comes from the Latin 'confirmare'.

Common Phrases and Expressions

confirmed 100%
Indicates that something is certain and there are no doubts.
confirmado al 100%
confirmed in writing
Refers to an agreement that has official documentation.
confirmado por escrito
confirmed orally
Something that has been promised but not necessarily in writing.
confirmado de palabra

Related Words

to confirm
Action of making something secure or certain.
confirmar
confirmation
Process or result of assuring something.
confirmación

Slang Meanings

Confirmed informally
Yes, it is confirmed, I saw it on their social media.
Sí, está confirmado, lo vi en sus redes sociales.
It is clear or without doubts
There are no more questions, it is confirmed.
No hay más preguntas, está confirmado.