verify
US /ˈvɛrəˌfaɪ/
・UK /'verɪfaɪ/
B2TOEIC
v.t.Transitive VerbTo prove that something is right, accurate or true
You can verify your answers in the back of the book
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Why Tap-to-Pay Is Safer Than a Credit Card Swipe | WSJ Tech Behind
- It also sends something called a cryptogram, a unique string of numbers the issuers use to verify that your card is valid.
It also sends something called a cryptogram, a unique string of numbers the issuers use to verify that your card is valid.
- It also sends something called a cryptogram, a unique string of numbers the issuers use to verify that your card is valid.
It also sends something called a cryptogram, a unique string of numbers the issuers use to verify that your card is valid.
Casually Explained: Bitcoin
- In brief, the reason the Bitcoin network was innovative was because in 2008, anonymous chess grandmaster Satoshi Nakamoto proposed a solution to a problem that had been plaguing digital currencies for decades, which is if I want to buy two large pizzas from Papa John's, but I have no cash to do it, how do I send the money digitally without a financial institution having to verify the transaction between us?
In brief, the reason the Bitcoin network was innovative was because in 2008, anonymous chess grandmaster Satoshi Nakamoto proposed a solution to a problem that had been plaguing digital currencies for decades, which is if I want to buy two large pizzas from Papa John's, but I have no cash to do it, how do I send the money digitally without a financial institution having to verify the transaction between us?
- but I have no cash to do it, how do I send the money digitally without a financial institution having to verify the transaction between us?
but I have no cash to do it, how do I send the money digitally without a financial institution having to verify the transaction between us?
US pauses military aid to Ukraine as EU chief says Europe is 'ready to step up' | BBC News
- The UK government says it remains absolutely committed to peace in Ukraine and that it's engaging with key allies After President Trump paused US military aid to the war-torn country a short while ago The EU Commission president outlined her plan to strengthen Europe's military capability Saying it would help the bloc get immediate military equipment to Ukraine An official in Washington explained President Trump's decision by saying the president's been clear that he's focused on peace We need our partners to be committed to that goal as well We're pausing and reviewing our aid to ensure that it's contributing to a solution Well since returning to the White House President Trump's claimed and on a number of occasions that the Biden administration gave Ukraine 350 billion dollars in military assistance BBC News has not been able to verify that figure Well, the US Department of Defense says the amount spent on military assistance to Ukraine in the three years since the Russian invasion Amounts to just over a hundred and eighty billion dollars President Trump's move come two days after that heated exchange between him and President Zelensky and Vice President Vance in the Oval Office Well speaking to Fox News before the military aid was paused Vice President Vance said the door is open if mr Zelensky is willing to talk peace mr. Vance also suggested that giving Washington an economic interest in the future of Ukraine would serve as a security guarantee If you want real security guarantees if you want to actually ensure that Vladimir Putin does not invade Ukraine again The very best security guarantee is to give Americans economic upside in the future of Ukraine That is a way better security guarantee than 20,000 troops from some random country that hasn't fought a war in 30 or 40 years the security guarantee and also the economic guarantee for Ukraine is to rebuild the country and Ensure that America has a long-term interest JD Vance there will Ukraine does produce some of its own weaponry But it does rely heavily on billions of dollars of aid from overseas allies such as America and Europe With more on all of that his BBC verifies Nick Hurdley What would a reduction in US support look like and could Europe step in to fill funding and equipment gaps?
The UK government says it remains absolutely committed to peace in Ukraine and that it's engaging with key allies After President Trump paused US military aid to the war-torn country a short while ago The EU Commission president outlined her plan to strengthen Europe's military capability Saying it would help the bloc get immediate military equipment to Ukraine An official in Washington explained President Trump's decision by saying the president's been clear that he's focused on peace We need our partners to be committed to that goal as well We're pausing and reviewing our aid to ensure that it's contributing to a solution Well since returning to the White House President Trump's claimed and on a number of occasions that the Biden administration gave Ukraine 350 billion dollars in military assistance BBC News has not been able to verify that figure Well, the US Department of Defense says the amount spent on military assistance to Ukraine in the three years since the Russian invasion Amounts to just over a hundred and eighty billion dollars President Trump's move come two days after that heated exchange between him and President Zelensky and Vice President Vance in the Oval Office Well speaking to Fox News before the military aid was paused Vice President Vance said the door is open if mr Zelensky is willing to talk peace mr. Vance also suggested that giving Washington an economic interest in the future of Ukraine would serve as a security guarantee If you want real security guarantees if you want to actually ensure that Vladimir Putin does not invade Ukraine again The very best security guarantee is to give Americans economic upside in the future of Ukraine That is a way better security guarantee than 20,000 troops from some random country that hasn't fought a war in 30 or 40 years the security guarantee and also the economic guarantee for Ukraine is to rebuild the country and Ensure that America has a long-term interest JD Vance there will Ukraine does produce some of its own weaponry But it does rely heavily on billions of dollars of aid from overseas allies such as America and Europe With more on all of that his BBC verifies Nick Hurdley What would a reduction in US support look like and could Europe step in to fill funding and equipment gaps?
- This is some of the quantifiable Support remember some of it isn't like intelligence assistance and the debate around support for Ukraine Raises other questions about US support for NATO This was what Elon Musk said over the weekend He thinks it's time for the USA to leave the Alliance and that would have a huge financial impact here We can see NATO member defense spending and read the United States in blue every other Country combined if the USA reduced or even ended its funding the impact would be Colossal even as European countries pledged to increase their defense spending That's Nick early from BBC verify there Well in Ukraine itself reports suggest that the country's current stockpile of weapons will last another six months MPs have already been discussing the consequences of America pausing its military aid there.
This is some of the quantifiable Support remember some of it isn't like intelligence assistance and the debate around support for Ukraine Raises other questions about US support for NATO This was what Elon Musk said over the weekend He thinks it's time for the USA to leave the Alliance and that would have a huge financial impact here We can see NATO member defense spending and read the United States in blue every other Country combined if the USA reduced or even ended its funding the impact would be Colossal even as European countries pledged to increase their defense spending That's Nick early from BBC verify there Well in Ukraine itself reports suggest that the country's current stockpile of weapons will last another six months MPs have already been discussing the consequences of America pausing its military aid there.
⏩ The Metaverse: 7 Technologies That Will Make It A Reality
- Basically, blockchain is a shared database that allows multiple parties to access data and verify that data in real-time.
Basically, blockchain is a shared database that allows multiple parties to access data and verify that data in real-time.
- Basically, blockchain is a shared database that allows multiple parties to access data and verify that data in real time.
Basically, blockchain is a shared database that allows multiple parties to access data and verify that data in real time.
Mission: Impossible - Dead Reckoning Part One | The Biggest Stunt in Cinema History (Tom Cruise)
- Now we're gonna set the frames with this camera ship, with the drone, just to verify everything, then we're gonna get ready.
Now we're gonna set the frames with this camera ship, with the drone, just to verify everything, then we're gonna get ready.
- Now we're going to set the frames of this camera ship with the drone just to verify everything.
Now we're going to set the frames of this camera ship with the drone just to verify everything.
BBC Verify investigates Gaza building demolitions | BBC News
- BBC Verify identified of infrastructure being demolished in 40 locations since the ceasefire ended in March.
BBC Verify identified of infrastructure being demolished in 40 locations since the ceasefire ended in March.
- BBC Verify identified footage of infrastructure being demolished in forty locations since the ceasefire ended in March.
BBC Verify identified footage of infrastructure being demolished in forty locations since the ceasefire ended in March.
Report: Israeli airstrikes on Iran have killed at least 585 people and wounded another 1,326
- Of course, we cannot verify this from here.
Of course, we cannot verify this from here.
- Of course, we cannot verify this from here.
Of course, we cannot verify this from here.
Is Iran close to having nuclear weapons? | BBC News
- Well, our analysis editor, Ross Atkins, along with the team at BBC Verify, have taken a look at what we know about Iran's nuclear program.
Well, our analysis editor, Ross Atkins, along with the team at BBC Verify, have taken a look at what we know about Iran's nuclear program.
- Well, our analysis editor, Roz Atkins, along with the team at BBC Verify, have taken a look at what we know about Iran's nuclear program.
Well, our analysis editor, Roz Atkins, along with the team at BBC Verify, have taken a look at what we know about Iran's nuclear program.
Plane carrying 48 people goes down in Russian far east | BBC News
- We have been seeing video on social media, but we are still trying to verify it with our colleagues, with the BBC Verify.
We have been seeing video on social media, but we are still trying to verify it with our colleagues, with the BBC Verify.
- but we are still trying to verify it with our colleagues with the BBC Verify.
but we are still trying to verify it with our colleagues with the BBC Verify.
White House pushes back after reports Donald Trump is named in Epstein files | BBC News
- The BBC has not been able to independently verify the claim.
The BBC has not been able to independently verify the claim.
- The BBC has not been able to independently verify the claim.
The BBC has not been able to independently verify the claim.