prove

US /pruv/

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UK /pru:v/

A2TOEIC

v.t.Transitive VerbTo demonstrate truth by providing evidence

I will not believe you until you prove what you say is true

v.i.Intransitive VerbTo turn out to be; be found to be.

The cake will prove delicious if you follow the recipe.

v.t.Transitive VerbTo test the quality or worth of something.

The company needs to prove the safety of the new drug.

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02:40

But someday I'll prove (I'll prove, I'll prove, I'll prove)
But someday I'll prove (I'll prove, I'll prove, I'll prove)

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05:39

Hence, in such cases, wisdom teeth can prove to be harmful and not useful.
Hence, in such cases, wisdom teeth can prove to be harmful and not useful.

03:34

in writing her series. Young Theseus did prove himself a hero: With the help of the King's
in writing her series. Young Theseus did prove himself a hero: With the help of the King's

06:35

he has to prove not just that he falsified these records in order to cover up the payments
he has to prove not just that he falsified these records in order to cover up the payments
but he has to prove that he did so in order to advance or cover up some other crimes.
but he has to prove that he did so in order to advance or cover up some other crimes.

06:39

We all thought that he knew, but there just was not the evidence there to prove it.
We all thought that he knew, but there just was not the evidence there to prove it.
but there just was not the evidence there to prove it.
but there just was not the evidence there to prove it.

11:04

How can I prove this to you? I could throw stats and polls at you, but I just want to show you all the times that Burger King has panicked.
How can I prove this to you? I could throw stats and polls at you, but I just want to show you all the times that Burger King has panicked.

06:55

But Fawcett was determined to prove cities existed.
But Fawcett was determined to prove cities existed.

06:55

have to prove to a court that the cargo was actually in danger.
have to prove to a court that the cargo was actually in danger.
The first of these is called "real peril;" if you're trying to claim the cargo, you have to prove to a court that the cargo was actually in danger.
The first of these is called "real peril;" if you're trying to claim the cargo, you have to prove to a court that the cargo was actually in danger.

09:31

And while researchers have noted that there were a few exceptions to the grandmother hypothesis, they tended to be ones that prove the rule.
And while researchers have noted that there were a few exceptions to the grandmother hypothesis, they tended to be ones that prove the rule.
they tended to be ones that prove the rule.
they tended to be ones that prove the rule.