authoritative

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authoritative

[ɔːˈθɒrɪtətɪv]

adjetivo

1. autoritario(a) (manner, voice, person)

2. autorizado(a) (study, source)

authoritative [o-zo-ri-ta-tif]

adjetivo

1. Autorizado, que tiene la autoridad necesaria, que es una autoridad (book, document).

2. Que ejerce autoridad; positivo, perentorio, terminante.

3. Autoritario (with an air of command).

Autorizado (source).

authoritative [ɔːˈθɒrɪtətɪv]

adjective

1 (reliable) [+account, book, writer, professor] de gran autoridad; acreditado

it is the most authoritative account of the natural world we possess it gives an authoritative account of an influential fin-de-siecle movement

[+source, statement, information, study] autorizado; [+newspaper] serio

...a thoughtful, authoritative writer The study found that the tall lecturer was perceived as more credible and authoritative than the shorter one

2 (commanding) [+person, voice, manner] autoritario

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