affirmed

英 [əˈfɜːmd]

美 [əˈfɜːrmd]

v.  肯定属实; 申明; 断言
affirm的过去分词和过去式

过去式：affirmed　

柯林斯词典

• VERB 断言；申明；坚持声称
  If youaffirmthat something is true or that something exists, you state firmly and publicly that it is true or exists.
  1. The House of Lords affirmed that the terms of a contract cannot be rewritten retrospectively.
     上议院申明合同条款改写后不具备追溯效力。
  2. ...a speech in which he affirmed a commitment to lower taxes...
     他作出减税承诺的演讲
  3. 'This place is a dump,' affirmed Miss T.
     “这地方简直像个垃圾堆，”T小姐声称。
• VERB 证实；确认
  If an eventaffirmssomething, it shows that it is true or exists.
  1. Everything I had accomplished seemed to affirm that opinion.
     我所取得的一切似乎都证明那个观点是对的。

英英释义

noun

• thoroughbred that won the triple crown in 1978

双语例句

• The witness affirmed to the facts.
  证人证明这些是事实。
• The Constitution also affirmed the Napoleon House counselor founded by the national institutions.
  宪法还肯定了拿破仑一世创立的参事院这一国家机构。
• She affirmed her innocence.
  她断言她是无罪的。
• In September, Scotland rejected independence but affirmed that its participation in the union is voluntary and contingent.
  苏格兰在9月份拒绝了独立，但确认了自己是自愿及有条件加入联盟的。
• I affirmed that what he said is true.
  我肯定他说的都是真的。
• The servants affirmed they had not seen her.
  仆人们都肯定说他们没看见她。
• The post office affirmed that the letter was delivered.
  邮局证实信已经邮寄了。
• The Court of International Justice affirmed its position and role.
  国际法院肯定善意原则的地位和作用。
• Congress affirmed the treaty the president made.
  议会通过了总统制订的条约。
• There are not many counter-revolutionaries left, a fact that must be affirmed.
  反革命不多了，这一点要肯定。