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ratificado

ratified

adjective rrah-tee-fee-KAH-doh Rare
People & Society Law

Also means

confirmed

Usage Note

Ratificado is the past participle of ratificar ('to ratify') used attributively or predicatively, most common in legal, diplomatic, and political contexts — tratado ratificado ('ratified treaty'). In everyday informal speech the same idea would be expressed with confirmado. The related noun is ratificación, found in international law and governance documents.

Examples

"El acuerdo fue ratificado por todos los países."

Natural Translation

The agreement was ratified by all the countries.

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