Confirmó (en. Confirmed)
/kon.fiɾˈmo/
Meaning & Definition
EnglishSpanish
verb
To make a fact or decision firm or secure.
She confirmed the attendance of all the guests.
Ella confirmó la asistencia de todos los invitados.
To ratify information or an agreement.
The manager confirmed the signing of the contract.
El gerente confirmó la firma del contrato.
To verify the truth of something.
The doctor confirmed the diagnosis after the tests.
El médico confirmó el diagnóstico tras los análisis.
Etymology
From Latin 'confirmare', which means 'to make firm'.
Common Phrases and Expressions
confirm a fact
To ensure that something is true.
confirmar un hecho
confirm a reservation
To ratify that a reservation has been made.
confirmar una reserva
confirm information
To verify the veracity of the provided data.
confirmar información
Related Words
confirmation
Action of confirming something.
confirmación
confirmable
Something that can be confirmed.
confirmable
confirmer
Person who confirms.
confirmador
Slang Meanings
To confirm something informally.
I'm going to confirm the plan in the chat group.
Voy a confirmar el plan en el grupo de chat.
To say that something is true among friends.
Yes, what he says is true, I confirm it.
Sí, lo que dice es cierto, lo confirmo.