Translations for „proved“ in the English » Polish Dictionary

I . prove <-ed, -ed [or esp AM proven]> [pru:v] VB trans

prove

dowodzić [perf dowieść]

to prove sth to sb

udowodnić coś komuś

to prove sb innocent

udowodnić, że ktoś jest niewinny

to prove oneself

wykazywać [perf wykazać] się

Phrases:

the exception proves the rule

wyjątek potwierdza regułę

II . prove <-ed, -ed [or esp AM proven]> [pru:v] VB intr

1. prove (turn out):

to prove to be useful

okazywać [perf okazać] się pożytecznym

he proved best

okazał się najlepszy

2. prove dough:

prove

rosnąć [perf wy-]

Usage examples with proved

he proved best

okazał się najlepszy

he proved unequal to the job

okazał się nieodpowiedni do tej pracy

Monolingual examples (not verified by PONS Editors)

English

If the mechanisms of voting do not prove enough, particularly for minority shareholders, directors' duties and other member rights may be vindicated in court.

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Thankfully, she didn't take heed to the advice and has since gone on to prove her acting capabilities.

entertainment.ie

With injuries to our band-aid brigade inevitable, he'll no doubt get a chance to prove me wrong later in the series.

www.theroar.com.au

Take the vehicle's original registration document to help prove that the car is yours and your car insurance document in case of mishap.

www.telegraph.co.uk

She shows just enough reaction to prove that her feet are not wooden.

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Instead, the trespasser must prove that the property owner intentionally or wantonly injured the plaintiff to recover.

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With six teams fighting it out for four quarter-final positions in each pool, every single match has meaning and one slip-up could prove costly.

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He urgently needs to rustle up the support of another 15 to prove his majority in the 60-member assembly.

thewire.in

She struggles to find something to prove she did something with her life and reveals that she is really good at math.

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But the majority prove to be terrifically useful.

www.telegraph.co.uk