Pronunciation: /ˈsɝtəˌfaɪd/
verb past tense of certify, meaning to confirm or attest to the truth or accuracy of something
A1 She certified that she completed the course.
A2 The mechanic certified that the car was in good condition.
B1 The doctor certified that the patient was fit to travel.
B2 The lawyer certified the authenticity of the document.
C1 The auditor certified the company's financial statements.
C2 The government agency certified the product for export.
adjective describes a noun as being officially recognized as meeting certain standards or requirements
A1 The teacher is certified to teach English as a second language.
A2 She is a certified nurse and has been working in the hospital for five years.
B1 The restaurant is certified by the health department for meeting food safety standards.
B2 He is a certified public accountant and handles the company's financial records.
C1 The software engineer is certified in multiple programming languages and technologies.
C2 The pilot is certified to fly commercial airplanes and has logged thousands of flight hours.
formal The company only hires certified professionals to ensure high quality standards.
informal I heard he's a certified genius when it comes to fixing cars.
slang She's a certified boss at her job.
figurative His dedication to his craft has certified him as a true master.
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