ratify

美音：['rætə.faɪ] 英音：['rætɪfaɪ]

简单释义：

v.正式批准；使正式生效

网络认可；核准；追认

变形：

第三人称单数：ratifies 现在分词：ratifying 过去式：ratified

完整释义：

1.批准,认可(代理商等);追认
2.同意
3.承认

例句：

The details of the deal are being kept quiet until the local unions ratify, but it's expected to be a done deal by late next week.
的细节正在保持沉默，直到当地工会批准，但预计将是木已成舟了下周晚些时候。
In the case of Kyoto, it was the US's failure to ratify that ensured there would be no global commitment.
在京都那次，正是因为美国未能批准，才导致没有全球承诺。
Although the director have ACT without authority , the company ratify their ACTion .
尽管董事们的行为没有获得合适的授权，公司还是认可他们的行为。
The sentencing comes a week before a pivotal series of meetings in Beijing during which the party will ratify a new generation of leaders.
此案的宣判正值一届关键性的大会即将在北京召开，在大会期间，中共将批准产生新一代领导人。
The Delegation stated Iceland's intention to sign the new Singapore Treaty in the coming months and ratify it within the next few years.
该代表团表示，冰岛想于下个月签署新的《新加坡条约》，并于接下来几年内批准该条约。
You see, Americans (me included) tend to be quite admiring, and Shanghai's success in the PISA tests would seem to ratify that.
因为包括我在内的许多美国人都十分羡慕而且认可上海在PISA（国际学生评估项目）上的成绩。
Any poll will ratify the significance of that insight: Romney is the front-runner, and Huntsman is languishing in single digits.
任何投票都会认同这个事实：罗姆尼是比赛的领先者，而Huntsman却陷在开始的几步里。
WHO officials accuse the tobacco industry of trying to subvert the treaty by pressuring countries not to ratify it.
世界卫生组织官员指责烟草工业试图向各国政府施压，要各国不要批准条约。

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