Translations for „corroborate“ in the English » German Dictionary

cor·robo·rate [kəˈrɒbəreɪt, Am -ˈrɑ:bər-] VB trans

to corroborate a story/theory

eine Geschichte/Theorie bekräftigen [o. bestätigen]

Examples from the PONS Dictionary (editorially verified)

to corroborate a story/theory

eine Geschichte/Theorie bekräftigen [o. bestätigen]

Monolingual examples (not verified by PONS Editors)

English

Professional historians attempt to corroborate, correct, or refute collective memory.

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Recent genetic research confirm they are of a common gene pool, corroborating the taxonomists' claim for consolidating the two crops into one species.

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The lack of corroborating evidence led to even more rumours after the war ended.

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Both committees investigated the incident, but were unable to uncover any evidence to corroborate the allegations.

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Other eyewitnesses, however, did not corroborate that claim.

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This finding corroborates existing literature on the higher feed conversion efficiency of insects as compared to mammalian livestock.

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The judges first questioned accused and witnesses, then the procurator and defense counsel to corroborate the evidence in the indictment.

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The court also found that the record here did not contain corroborating facts to justify detaining respondent in light of his flight.

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Judges also place a large weight on the amount of corroborating evidence that can be submitted to support each piece.

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Medical professionals are skeptical of new claims by studies until they have been experimentally reproduced and corroborated.

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