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I. prove <pret. proved, part. pas. proved or proven> [ingl. am. pruv, ingl. brit. pruːv] V. trans.
1. prove (verify, demonstrate):
- prove theory/statement
- probar
- prove theorem/innocence
- probar
- prove theorem/innocence
- demostrar
- prove loyalty/courage
- demostrar
- they couldn't prove that she was lying
- no pudieron demostrar or probar que mentía
- to prove one's point
- demostrar que uno tiene razón or está en lo cierto
- can you prove where you were that night?
- ¿tiene pruebas de dónde estaba usted aquella noche?
- to prove sb right/wrong
- demostrar que alguien tiene razón or está en lo cierto/está equivocado
- to prove sth right/wrong
- demostrar que algo es/no es cierto
- tests proved the drug (to be) effective
- los experimentos demostraron que el medicamento era eficaz
2.1. prove (test):
- prove weapon/system
- probar
2.2. prove DER.:
- prove will
- comprobar
- prove will
- verificar
II. prove <pret. proved, part. pas. proved or proven> [ingl. am. pruv, ingl. brit. pruːv] V. v. refl.
- to prove oneself, he was given three months to prove himself
- le dieron tres meses para que demostrara su valía
- the new system has not yet proved itself in battle conditions
- la eficacia del nuevo sistema en combate está aún por demostrarse
- he has proved himself to be a great actor
- ha demostrado ser un gran actor
III. prove <pret. proved, part. pas. proved or proven> [ingl. am. pruv, ingl. brit. pruːv] V. intr.
1. prove (turn out):
- prove
- resultar
- his advice proved useless
- sus consejos resultaron (ser) inútiles
- it proved to be very difficult
- resultó ser muy difícil
2. prove GASTR.:
- prove dough:
- levar
- prove dough:
- leudar
- negotiations proved abortive
- las negociaciones fracasaron or se malograron
- the investment proved ruinous to the company
- la inversión resultó ruinosa para la compañía
- to prove/establish negligence
- probar/demostrar negligencia
- voters have proved unpredictable in the past
- el electorado ha actuado de forma imprevisible en ocasiones anteriores
- his reputation has proved remarkably long-lived
- es extraordinario cómo ha perdurado su fama
- statistically prove/show
- por medio de estadísticas
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- la prohibición resultó inoperante
- the ban proved unworkable
- está archidemostrado
- it has been proved time and again
- proyectos que han resultado gravosos para la hacienda pública
- projects which have proved to be a burden on public funds o the public purse
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I. prove <[or Am: proven]> [pru:v] V. trans. proved (verify)
- prove theory
- probar
- prove innocence, loyalty
- demostrar
- to prove oneself (to be) sth
- demostrarse (ser) algo
- to prove sb innocent
- probar la inocencia de alguien
II. prove <[or Am: proven]> [pru:v] V. intr. (be established)
- prove
- resultar
- to prove to be sth
- resultar ser algo
- to prove costly a. fig.
- resultar muy caro
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- patentizar (comprobar)
- to prove
- probar
- to prove
- todavía no está probado que sea culpable
- it still hasn't been proved that he is guilty
- demostrarse algo a uno mismo
- to prove sth to oneself
- necesitaba demostrarse a sí misma que podía hacerlo
- she needed to prove to herself that she could do it
- poner algo en evidencia (probar)
- to prove sth
- argüir
- to prove
- comprobar (probar)
- to prove
- hacer méritos
- to prove oneself worthy
- no pude probar mi identidad
- I was unable to prove my identity
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I. prove <proved, proved [or proven]> [pruv] V. trans. (verify)
- prove theory
- probar
- prove innocence, loyalty
- demostrar
- to prove oneself (to be) sth
- demostrarse (ser) algo
- to prove sb innocent
- probar la inocencia de alguien
II. prove <proved, proved [or proven]> [pruv] V. intr. (be established)
- prove
- resultar
- to prove to be sth
- resultar ser algo
- to prove costly a. fig.
- resultar muy caro
- to prove sb guilty
- demostrar la culpabilidad de alguien
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- comprobar (probar)
- to prove
- probar
- to prove
- todavía no está probado que sea culpable
- it still hasn't been proved that he is guilty
- poner algo en evidencia (probar)
- to prove sth
- hacer méritos
- to prove oneself worthy
- justificar (probar)
- to prove
- acreditar (crédito)
- to prove one's worth
- hacer patente (comprobar)
- to prove
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