Prove
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British pronunciation/pɹˈuːv/
American pronunciation/ˈpɹuv/

Définition et Signification de "prove"

to prove
01

faire lever, prouver

to allow a dough or yeast mixture to ferment or rest, causing it to rise or expand before baking
Transitive: to prove a dough
to prove definition and meaning
02

prouver, éprouver

to test or try something to see if it works or is true
Transitive: to prove a product or idea
to prove definition and meaning
03

prouver

to show that something is true through the use of evidence or facts
Transitive: to prove sth
3.1

prouver

to use evidence or facts to show something to be the thing that was specified
04

s'avérer, se révéler, être

to be discovered as having a particular quality or nature
Linking Verb: to prove [adj] | to prove to do sth
05

prouver, démontrer

to show that something is correct or true through mathematical calculation
Transitive: to prove a mathematical theorem
06

prouver, certifier

to verify that a will is real and legally valid
Transitive: to prove a will
07

éprouver, tester

to make a test copy or sample of something, especially to check its quality or appearance
Transitive: to prove printed material
08

faire lever, laisser lever

to let dough expand and become lighter before baking
Intransitive

prove

v

disprove

v

disprove

v

probative

adj

probative

adj

proof

n

proof

n
example
Exemple
She is proving the cinnamon roll dough in the oven with the light on for warmth.
Tomorrow, they will prove the baguette dough overnight in the refrigerator.
Yesterday, he proved the pizza dough for several hours before baking it.
While baking cookies, he was proving the croissant dough on the counter.
She proves the bread dough in a warm place until it doubles in size.
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