certificate in Latin
certificate in Latin is probatoria — certificate means an official document confirming a fact, qualification, or achievement.
certificate in Latin
probatoria
A document containing a certified statement.
What does "certificate" mean?
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noun An official document confirming a fact, qualification, or achievement.
"You will receive a certificate once you finish the first-aid course."
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verb To provide someone or something with an official certificate.
"The college certificates graduates who complete the full training programme."
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certificate in a sentence
- You will receive a certificate once you finish the first-aid course.
- The birth certificate must be sent in with your application form.
- The college certificates graduates who complete the full training programme.
- Only instructors who are properly certificated may teach the diving course.
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What is "certificate" in Latin?
"certificate" in Latin is probatoria. certificate means: An official document confirming a fact, qualification, or achievement.
How do you use "certificate" in a sentence?
Example: "You will receive a certificate once you finish the first-aid course." In Latin, "certificate" is probatoria.
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