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Detailed Translations for authenticate from English to Spanish

authenticate:

to authenticate verb (authenticates, authenticated, authenticating)

  1. to authenticate (confirm; certify; notice; )

Conjugations for authenticate:

present
  1. authenticate
  2. authenticate
  3. authenticates
  4. authenticate
  5. authenticate
  6. authenticate
simple past
  1. authenticated
  2. authenticated
  3. authenticated
  4. authenticated
  5. authenticated
  6. authenticated
present perfect
  1. have authenticated
  2. have authenticated
  3. has authenticated
  4. have authenticated
  5. have authenticated
  6. have authenticated
past continuous
  1. was authenticating
  2. were authenticating
  3. was authenticating
  4. were authenticating
  5. were authenticating
  6. were authenticating
future
  1. shall authenticate
  2. will authenticate
  3. will authenticate
  4. shall authenticate
  5. will authenticate
  6. will authenticate
continuous present
  1. am authenticating
  2. are authenticating
  3. is authenticating
  4. are authenticating
  5. are authenticating
  6. are authenticating
subjunctive
  1. be authenticated
  2. be authenticated
  3. be authenticated
  4. be authenticated
  5. be authenticated
  6. be authenticated
diverse
  1. authenticate!
  2. let's authenticate!
  3. authenticated
  4. authenticating
1. I, 2. you, 3. he/she/it, 4. we, 5. you, 6. they

Translation Matrix for authenticate:

NounRelated TranslationsOther Translations
ver looking in the eyes; viewing; watching
VerbRelated TranslationsOther Translations
acreditar assent; authenticate; certify; confirm; notice; ratify; signal; uphold credit; guarantee; ratify; sanction; validate; vouch; warrant
observar assent; authenticate; certify; confirm; notice; ratify; signal; uphold attend; become aware of; behold; blame; eye; feel; glance at; inspect; keep an eye on; look; look at; look on; monitor; notice; observe; perceive; rebuke; reprimand; see; see in; sense; signal; spectate; view; watch; witness
pegar un sello assent; authenticate; certify; confirm; notice; ratify; signal; uphold
percatarse de assent; authenticate; certify; confirm; notice; ratify; signal; uphold become aware of; behold; find; keep an eye on; look at; look on; monitor; notice; observe; perceive; see; see in; sense; signal; spectate; view; watch
precintar assent; authenticate; certify; confirm; notice; ratify; signal; uphold put under seal; seal
ratificar assent; authenticate; certify; confirm; notice; ratify; signal; uphold agree to; assent to; consent to; ratify; sanction; validate
rubricar assent; authenticate; certify; confirm; notice; ratify; signal; uphold be in contrast with; class; classify; initial; paraph
sellar assent; authenticate; certify; confirm; notice; ratify; signal; uphold close; die; pull shut; pull to; put under seal; seal; shut; stamp
señalar assent; authenticate; certify; confirm; notice; ratify; signal; uphold admonish; become aware of; behold; blame; castigate; decry; denounce; emphasise; emphasize; exhort; indicate; make a signal; notice; observe; perceive; point; rebuke; reprimand; reprove; scarify; see; see in; show; signal; underline; warn
ver assent; authenticate; certify; confirm; notice; ratify; signal; uphold attend; become aware of; behold; look at; notice; observe; perceive; see; see in; spectate; view; watch; witness

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Related Definitions for "authenticate":

  1. establish the authenticity of something1

Wiktionary Translations for authenticate:

authenticate
verb
  1. To prove authentic
  2. To render authentic

Cross Translation:
FromToVia
authenticate autenticar authentiseren — het vaststellen van de echtheid van een document, kunstvoorwerp e.d.
authenticate confirmar bestätigen — den Wahrheitsgehalt einer Aussage oder eines Sachverhalts bejahen oder zumindest erhärten
authenticate autenticar authentifier — juri|fr vérifier l'authenticité d'un acte.
authenticate legalizar légaliserattester, certifier l’authenticité d’un acte public, afin qu’il pouvoir faire foi hors du ressort où il a été passé ou Certifier qu’une ou plusieurs signatures apposer au bas d’un acte sont véritables.