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No. 4,667 in Catalan

provat

"Provat" means "proven" or "tried" in English.

In a sentence

  • He provat el pastís que vas fer ahir i està deliciós.

    I have tried the cake you made yesterday, and it's delicious.

    The word 'provat' here is used as the participle form of the verb 'provar', indicating an action in the past perfect tense, where the speaker has experienced or tested something (the cake).

  • Aquest experiment ha estat provat diverses vegades amb èxit.

    This experiment has been tested successfully several times.

    Here, 'provat' is used in the context of validating or testing something systematically, indicating its practical examination causing it to be verified.

  • Tot i haver-lo provat, encara no entenc aquest nou sistema.

    Even though I’ve tried it, I still don’t understand this new system.

    'Provat' in this sentence serves as part of a concessive clause, expressing the action of attempting or interacting with something (the new system) before making a statement of incomplete understanding.

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