Summary
English
Detailed Translations for authorize from English to Spanish
authorize:
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to authorize (give one's fiat to; validate; confirm; allow; permit; admit; sanction; authorise)
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to authorize (allow; concede; grant; permit; submit to; admit; tolerate; authorise; give one's fiat to)
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to authorize (authorise)
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to authorize (authorise)
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to authorize (authorise)
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to authorize (permit; grant; authorise)
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to authorize (allow; permit; authorise; tolerate)
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to authorize
– To grant a person, computer process, or device access to certain information, services or functionality. 1
Conjugations for authorize:
present
- authorize
- authorize
- authorizes
- authorize
- authorize
- authorize
simple past
- authorized
- authorized
- authorized
- authorized
- authorized
- authorized
present perfect
- have authorized
- have authorized
- has authorized
- have authorized
- have authorized
- have authorized
past continuous
- was authorizing
- were authorizing
- was authorizing
- were authorizing
- were authorizing
- were authorizing
future
- shall authorize
- will authorize
- will authorize
- shall authorize
- will authorize
- will authorize
continuous present
- am authorizing
- are authorizing
- is authorizing
- are authorizing
- are authorizing
- are authorizing
subjunctive
- be authorized
- be authorized
- be authorized
- be authorized
- be authorized
- be authorized
diverse
- authorize!
- let's authorize!
- authorized
- authorizing
1. I, 2. you, 3. he/she/it, 4. we, 5. you, 6. they
Translation Matrix for authorize:
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Wiktionary Translations for authorize:
authorize
Cross Translation:
verb
Cross Translation:
From | To | Via |
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• authorize | → autorizar | ↔ autorisieren — jemanden berechtigen, bevollmächtigen |
• authorize | → aprobar | ↔ approuver — tenir pour acceptable. |
• authorize | → autorizar | ↔ autoriser — (vieilli) revêtir d’une autorité. |
• authorize | → cargar; encargar; comisionar | ↔ charger — garnir d’une charge. |
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