certificate
cer·tifi·cate (sər tif′i kit; for v., -kāt′)
noun
a written or printed statement by which a fact is formally or officially certified or attested; specif.,
- a document certifying that one has met specified requirements, as for teaching
- a document certifying ownership, a promise to pay, etc.
Etymology: ME & OFr certificat < ML certificatum < LL certificatus, pp. of certificare, certify
transitive verb -·cat′ed, -·cat′·ing
to attest or authorize by a certificate; issue a certificate to
certificate
n.
n
- An official or sworn document that formally attests something to be true. Also called certification.
- A formal document certifying some interest, permission, right, or status granted to its bearer.
Preposition: of
- incorporation: Note that you must include a copy of your Certificate of Incorporation with the application.
- authenticity: An ideal birthday, anniversary, or retirement gift - quality gift presentations with personalized certificates of authenticity.
- commendation: Chief Constable's certificates of commendation are today being awarded to the following.
- completion: The certificate of the building completion is issued by the architect once the building is complete.
- attendance: A certificate of attendance will be issued on completion of the training.
- competence: A certificate of competence will be issued to those achieving a pass mark of 70 % or over.
Converse of object
- practice: Click here for more information about ACCA's practicing certificates.
- obtain: You can obtain a certificate of posting, or use registered post to avoid disputes!
Adjective modifier
- apostilled: Apostille £ 75.95 Apostilled Certificate of Incorporation - £ 75.95.
- shotgun: Future renewals of your shotgun certificate will be at the reduced fee of £ 10.
- x.509: Yet the encryption pilots use a mechanism -- X.509 certificates -- which has only a two digit date field.
- valid: For private motor vehicles a valid test certificate is required on the third anniversary of its first registration.
- medical: You might need a medical certificate saying you are OK to drive.
- commemorative: At some locations you will be are presented with a commemorative certificate.
Noun used with modifier
- birth: I saw her pictures, her birth certificate... MULDER: You saw what you needed to see in order to make you believe.
- firearm: A firearm certificate must be renewed every five years.
- marriage: Then usually at the end of the service you will be required to sign the register and receive your marriage certificate from the Vicar.
- exemption: If you have a VAT exemption certificate, you can add this at checkout, and the VAT will be deducted.
- death: The " Cause of Death " on his death certificate just states " On War Service " .
- postgraduate: In addition, about 500 students are studying at either postgraduate certificate or diploma level.
There are no credentials. They do not even need a medical certificate. They need not be sound either in body or mind. They only require a certificate of birthöjust to prove that they were the first of the litter. You would not choose a spaniel on those principles.
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