No. 1,681 in Spanish
ratificó
"Ratificó" means "ratified" or "confirmed."
In a sentence
El presidente ratificó el acuerdo de paz.
The president ratified the peace agreement.
Ratificar aquí se refiere a confirmar oficialmente un acuerdo formal, indicando aprobación y validez legal.
La corte ratificó la sentencia del caso.
The court upheld the sentence of the case.
Ratificar en este contexto significa confirmar el fallo anterior, manteniendo la decisión tomada previamente.
La profesora ratificó su compromiso con la educación.
The teacher reaffirmed her commitment to education.
En este uso, ratificar se emplea para expresar confirmar o reafirmar una posición o intención previamente manifestada.
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