Summary
to testify {verb}
atestar · atestiguar · testificar · prestar declaración · dar fe · rendir testimonio · testimoniar · declarar
English-Spanish translation for "to testify"
"to testify" Spanish translation
to testify {verb}
to testify [testified|testified] {vb} (also: to pack, to attest, to crowd, to overcrowd)
to testify [testified|testified] {vb} (also: to vouch)
With the forthcoming signature of the EU-Chile framework agreement President Frei will testify to that.
As the President present will testify, this subject has never been broached within the Committee on the Rules.
In my own country of Ireland there are many teachers and students who can testify to its success as a unique learning experience.
Mr Martens, we can all testify that you were here, doing your job, and we shall give evidence on your behalf to all the television stations.
This is because, as has already been pointed out, many artists have recently testified it does not in fact help them.
to testify [testified|testified] {vb} [law]
The only witness is an Estonian policeman who has declined to testify.
Former senior members of the KGB are willing to testify in such an investigation under the right circumstances.
testify against oneself.
Parliament's report is also important as, unlike the Council of Europe, the committee was able to call witnesses to testify before it.
Those victims who testified to our committee spoke of torture and other inhumane treatment.
to testify [testified|testified] {vb} [law]
to testify [testified|testified] {vb} [law] (also: to attest)
I think everyone can testify that the way that vote took place was perfectly objective.
to testify to something
Having sat in my national parliament before becoming an MEP, I can testify to the difficulty faced by national parliaments in committing
The very high attendance testifies to the great importance attached by partners to the Asia-Europe relationship as ASEM enters its second decade.
Finally, and this testifies to the complexity of the matter, we are preparing a communication on guidelines on the integrated management of external borders.
to testify [testified|testified] {vb} [law] [Amer.]
to testify [testified|testified] {v.i.}
Only those who till the land can really testify that the barren earth does not produce fruit, but when cared for lovingly it is a generous...
, as I can testify.
To set out from him in order to testify to his Love by living a Christian life marked by communion, charity, and witness before the world.
The shrine thus testifies that God is greater than our heart, that He
Mr President, the Dehaene-report unmistakably has the advantage of clarity and testifies to creativity and vigour, to pragmatism and ambition.
to testify [testified|testified] {v.i.} [law] (also: to give evidence)
The fact remains and will weigh for ever on our consciences that 4, 500 Iraqi children have died every month because of our inaction, as Unicef has testified.
The inhabitants of the villages situated along the route of the ski-lift know a thing or two about this, and they testified that extremely low-flying aircraft were a common occurrence.
Synonyms
Synonyms (English) for "testify":
© Princeton Universityattest · take the stand · bear witness · prove · evidence · show
Usage examples
Usage examples for "to testify" in Spanish
Similar words
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