verify

verify — 動詞

1. To examine information, evidence, or facts to decide whether they are true or co

1.動詞及物B2
釋義

核實；驗證

檢查以確定為真

To examine information, evidence, or facts to decide whether they are true or correct.

例句

The police verified the suspect's alibi by checking phone records.

警方透過檢查通話記錄來核實嫌疑人的不在場證明。

verify + direct object (checking physical evidence)

Lien called the hotel to verify that her reservation was still valid.

Lien 打電話給飯店，核實她的訂房是否仍然有效。

verify + that-clause

常見搭配
  • verify the accuracy
  • verify the identity
  • verify the results
  • verify the information
  • verify the data
  • verify the details
同義詞
  • confirm

    More general; can apply to agreements and arrangements, not just factual evidence

  • check

    Less formal and often quicker; may not involve thorough examination

  • validate

    More technical and formal; implies meeting official standards

  • authenticate

    Specifically about proving genuineness or origin, often of documents or identities

反義詞
  • disprove

    Showing something is false rather than true

  • refute

    Formal; proving a claim is wrong with evidence or argument

文法句型

verify + noun phrase (evidence, identity, results)

verify + that-clause

be verified + by + agent

用法筆記

Commonly takes direct objects that are factual claims, data, identities, or sources of information. The passive form (be verified) is frequent in formal and administrative writing.

常見錯誤

I called the restaurant to verify the reservation.
I called the restaurant to confirm the reservation.
'verify' means checking factual accuracy through evidence; 'confirm' is used for checking arrangements or agreements.
The scientist verified her theory was correct by publishing it.
The scientist proved her theory was correct by conducting experiments.
'verify' requires examination of evidence; 'prove' is stronger and implies final demonstration.

2. To swear or officially declare that something is true, particularly in a legal s

2.動詞及物C1
釋義

具結；認證

在法律上宣誓確認

To swear or officially declare that something is true, particularly in a legal setting or on a formal document.

例句

The witness verified her statement in court under oath.

證人在法庭上宣誓具結了她的證詞。

verify + statement + in court (legal context)

Devika verified the authenticity of the contract by signing it before a notary.

Devika 在公證人面前簽署合約，以認證該文件的真實性。

verify + authenticity of [document] + before a notary

常見搭配
  • verify a statement
  • verify a document
  • verify a signature
  • verify under oath
  • verify before a notary
  • verified by a lawyer
同義詞
  • attest

    Formal; focuses on bearing witness to a fact, often in writing

  • certify

    Official confirmation, often by an authority or institution

  • swear

    Specifically about making a promise before a higher authority (God, court)

文法句型

verify + noun phrase (statement, document, signature)

be verified + by + legal authority

verify + under oath

用法筆記

Almost exclusively found in legal, judicial, and formal administrative contexts. The subject is typically a person acting in an official capacity, such as a witness, notary, or expert. The object is usually a written document or formal statement.

同根字

  • verification
    名詞B2
  • verified
    形容詞B2
  • verifiable
    形容詞C1
  • verifiably
    副詞C1
  • verifier
    名詞C1
  • unverified
    形容詞C1

常見搭配

名詞搭配

  • verification process
  • verification system
  • verification method

副詞搭配

  • independently verified
  • officially verified
  • formally verified
  • properly verified

常用片語

  • verify the accuracy of something
  • verify the identity of someone
  • verify the validity of something

介系詞搭配

  • verified by
  • verified with
  • verified against