officiate in Spanish
officiate in Spanish is oficiar — officiate means to perform the official duties of a position, especially presiding over a ceremony.
officiate in Spanish
oficiar
(intransitive, transitive) To perform the functions of some office.
What does "officiate" mean?
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verb To perform the official duties of a position, especially presiding over a ceremony.
"Her uncle officiated at the wedding."
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verb To act as a referee or umpire in a sports match.
"He has officiated professional football games for over a decade."
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officiate in a sentence
- Her uncle officiated at the wedding.
- He has officiated professional football games for over a decade.
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What is "officiate" in Spanish?
"officiate" in Spanish is oficiar. officiate means: To perform the official duties of a position, especially presiding over a ceremony.
How do you use "officiate" in a sentence?
Example: "Her uncle officiated at the wedding." In Spanish, "officiate" is oficiar.
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