proof

la prueba

noun

proof
[pruːf]
sustantivo
1prueba (f) (evidence)
  • to give proof of something -> probar algo
  • proof of identity -> documento (m) de identidad
  • proof of purchase -> tíquet (m) or justificante (m) de compra
  • to put something to the proof -> poner algo a prueba
  • the proof of the pudding is in the eating (Prov) -> el movimiento se demuestra caminando or andando (español de España)
2prueba (f) (imprenta)
3(of alcohol)
  • 40 degrees proof -> de 40 grados
adjetivo
4(resistant)
  • to be proof against something -> ser resistente a algo

proof [pruf]
sustantivo
1Prueba, la razón, argumento, etc., con que se prueba algo; lo que demuestra la verdad o falsedad de alguna cosa (evidence).
2Prueba, el ensayo o experiencia que se hace de alguna cosa (essay).
3Prueba, la consistencia y firmeza de alguna cosa; impenetrabilidad; también, armadura, impenetrable.
4Prueba, la primera plana que se tira para corregir las erratas de imprenta.
5Grado regulador, que sirve de tipo para los licores alcohólicos.
6Prueba, la primera impresión de un negativo.
7Operación por la cual se comprueba la exactitud de un cálculo. (Matemáticas)
  • Proof-sheet -> pliego de prueba, prueba
  • To put to the proof -> poner a prueba
adjetivo
8Empleado en probar, cotejar o corregir.
9Impenetrable, que está hecho a prueba o que es de prueba.
  • Proof brandy -> aguardiente de prueba
  • Bomb-proof -> a prueba de bomba
  • Water-proof -> a prueba de agua, impermeable
  • To be proof against -> ser o estar a prueba de
  • Proof against all temptations -> a prueba de toda tentación
  • Proof spirit -> licor que contiene alcohol por la mitad de su volumen
  • The proof of the pudding is in the eating -> al freír será el reír
  • Waterproof -> a prueba de agua, impermeable
verbo
1Probar, sacar prueba de.
2Hacer resistente: impermeabilizar.

proof [pruːf]
noun
1 (evidence) prueba(s); (f) (p)
do you have any proof of this? ¿tienes pruebas de esto?; it is proof that he is innocent eso prueba su inocencia
in the absence of any proof, he was acquitted nobody has ever claimed to have seen him and /there is no certain proof of his existence/ it proves, if proof were needed, that she was telling the truth you have to have proof of residence in the state of Texas, such as a Texas ID card economists have been concerned with establishing proofs for their arguments if you have any proof of that allegation, may I suggest that you make it known I've got proof that he did it this is not necessarily proof that he is wrong what proof have you that this was ordered? there is no proof that moderate coffee drinking is harmful The Maxwell family has failed to provide conclusive proof that the tycoon's death was accidental
as (a) in proof ofasorin como en prueba de;or
as proof of their good intentions they released two hostages they needed to show agression as proof of their virility Perseus slew Medusa and decapitated her, taking her head as proof of his deed the official media have trumpeted China's athletic prowess as proof of the achievements of communism proof of posting will not be accepted as proof of entry - the judges' decision will be final suspicion was not proof of murder taking risks was proof of one's manliness one look at her was proof enough of what she had gone through
the burden of proof is falls on himburdenor sobre él recae la tarea de demostrar su inocencia
by way of proofby way of a modo de prueba
they quoted from her letters by way of proof he pointed to her bulging cheeks as if by way of proof
to give show proof of sth/that ...giveorshow demostrar algo/que ...
anyone chartering a boat must show proof of experience the pictures showed proof that he was still alive
you will need proof of identityidentity necesitará algo que acredite su identidad
to be living proof of sthliving ser prueba viviente de algo
he is living proof that some players just get better with age for most Israelis, the presence of Jews in East Jerusalem is living proof that their capital has been united
proof positivepositive prueba concluyente; (f)
they want proof positive of the results we are getting ..., proof positive that ... rich people actually paid to live like this: proof positive that money didn't automatically confer brains on anyone the Windermere Golf Club is proof positive that golf and ecology can co-exist in perfect harmony the popularity of open-air markets and car boot sales is proof positive of the healthy demand for bargain goods
to obtain a refund you must produce proof of purchasepurchase para cualquier devolución necesitará el comprobante de compra
2 (test, trial) prueba; (f)
to put sth to the proofput poner algo a prueba
these people put one's good faith to the proof he wanted to put his fear to the proof
the proof of the pudding (is in the eating) para saber si algo es bueno hay que probarlo
the company has kept a tight rein on costs and stock levels - proof of the pudding is that sales are up 5 percent the International Athletes Club has done a very good job, and I think the proof of the pudding is in the eating, in that the Club is represented on the British Board today the new project is very exciting... this will be the proof of the pudding - if we can show it is technically and economically viable I believe we will have a real success
3 (Tip) (Fot) prueba; (f)
he took the proof of the editorial into Thomas Marlowe's room
to correct read the proofscorrectorread corregir las pruebas
she was reading the proofs of a novel to be published later in the year I'm correcting the proofs of the Spanish edition right now in June 1944 Pasternak corrected the proofs the book is in proof the first few chapters had already been set up in proof the book must have been written, if not already in proof, by the time all this happened the first chapter was circulated in proof in the summer of 1935 to [pass] the proofs (for printing)
4 [of alcohol] graduación (alcohólica); (f)
it is 70 degrees proof tiene una graduación del 40%; (US) tiene una graduación del 35%
a glass of Wild Turkey bourbon: 101 degrees proof
over proofover con una graduación alcohólica superior al 57,1%
under below proofunderorbelow con una graduación alcohólica inferior al 57,1%
5 (security, safeguard) protección; (f)against contra
knowledge is no proof against certain kinds of disaster el saber no es protección contra ciertas clases de desastre
a small pinch of this medicine was the best proof against the disease
6 (Mat) (Geom) prueba; (f)
adjective
1 [+alcohol] de graduación normal
2 (secure)
to be proof against sthagainst estar a prueba de algo
it is proof against moisture está a prueba de la humedad; I'm not proof against temptation no soy insensible a la tentación
the performance showed his genius is still proof against time the fortress was proof against the techniques of attack then in use his papers were proof against all but the most expert of scrutinies there is no man in the world who is proof against an assassin's bullet those reeds, woven properly, make a fine dwelling, proof against all weathers
verb:transitive
1 [+fabric, tent] impermeabilizar
2 (proofread) corregir las pruebas de
modifier
proof copy (n) copia para la lectura de pruebas; (f)
Peter gave me an uncorrected proof copy of the book
proof sheet (n) (Tip) (Fot) prueba; (f)
read that: it is a proof-sheet of the Gazette that is now printing off enlargements, color and black-and-white proof sheets, and other services are available
proof spirit (n) (Britain) (Canada) licor de graduación normal; (m)
proof stage (n) fase de lectura de pruebas; (f)
/the book had passed the proof stage/ and was in process of being printed the two have a deal - they don't show one another what they have written /until it gets to the proof stage/
to be at proof stage estar en la fase de lectura de pruebas
give me a call when it's at proof stage the book was at proof stage when the error was discovered

Verb Conjugation for "proof"

Imperative
  • proof
  • you proof
  • he/she proofs
  • we proof
  • you proof
  • they proof
Preterite
  • I proofed
  • you proofed
  • he/she proofed
  • we proofed
  • you proofed
  • they proofed
Present Continuous
  • I am proofing
  • you are proofing
  • he/she is proofing
  • we are proofing
  • you are proofing
  • they are proofing
Present Perfect
  • I have proofed
  • you have proofed
  • he/she has proofed
  • we have proofed
  • you have proofed
  • they have proofed
Past Continuous
  • I was proofing
  • you were proofing
  • he/she was proofing
  • we were proofing
  • you were proofing
  • they were proofing
Past Perfect
  • I had proofed
  • you had proofed
  • he/she had proofed
  • we had proofed
  • you had proofed
  • they had proofed
Future
  • I will proof
  • you will proof
  • he/she will proof
  • we will proof
  • you will proof
  • they will proof
Future Perfect
  • I will have proofed
  • you will have proofed
  • he/she will have proofed
  • we will have proofed
  • you will have proofed
  • they will have proofed
Future Continuous
  • I will be proofing
  • you will be proofing
  • he/she will be proofing
  • we will be proofing
  • you will be proofing
  • they will be proofing
Present Perfect Continuous
  • I have been proofing
  • you have been proofing
  • he/she has been proofing
  • we have been proofing
  • you have been proofing
  • they have been proofing
Future Perfect Continuous
  • I will have been proofing
  • you will have been proofing
  • he/she will have been proofing
  • we will have been proofing
  • you will have been proofing
  • they will have been proofing
Past Perfect Continuous
  • I had been proofing
  • you had been proofing
  • he/she had been proofing
  • we had been proofing
  • you had been proofing
  • they had been proofing

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