notarise
意味: To have a document officially authenticated by a notary public, who verifies the identity of the signatories and witnesses the signing.
Notarisation is a formal process that gives a document legal standing, particularly for international use. In England and Wales, a notary public is a qualified legal professional — distinct from a solicitor — authorised to certify documents for use abroad. Common documents requiring notarisation include powers of attorney, company resolutions, and contracts for overseas transactions. The process typically involves the notary witnessing signatures, affixing a seal, and attaching a notarial certificate. 'Notarised copy' and 'notarial act' are standard collocations.
例文
- The partnership agreement must be notarised before it can be submitted to the Spanish commercial registry. 该合伙协议必须经过公证后才能提交给西班牙商业登记处。El contrato de sociedad debe notarizarse antes de poder presentarlo en el Registro Mercantil español.その組合契約書は、スペインの商業登記所に提出する前に公証を受けなければならない。해당 조합 계약서는 스페인 상업등기소에 제출하기 전에 공증을 받아야 한다.
- She took her passport and birth certificate to a notary public to have certified copies notarised for the visa application. 她将护照和出生证明带到公证人处,为签证申请办理了经认证的公证副本。Llevó su pasaporte y su partida de nacimiento a un notario público para obtener copias notarizadas para la solicitud de visado.彼女はビザ申請のために、パスポートと出生証明書を公証人のもとに持参し、公証済みの写しを作成してもらった。그녀는 비자 신청을 위해 여권과 출생증명서를 공증인에게 가져가 공증된 사본을 작성받았다.
- The bank required a notarised power of attorney before it would allow the representative to operate the account. 银行要求提供经公证的授权委托书后,才允许代理人操作该账户。El banco exigió un poder notarial antes de permitir al representante operar la cuenta.銀行は、代理人による口座操作を許可する前に、公証済みの委任状の提出を求めた。은행은 대리인의 계좌 운용을 허가하기 전에 공증된 위임장 제출을 요구했다.
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使い方ガイド
場面: legal, professional, international
トーン: neutral
起源と歴史
From Latin notarius (shorthand writer, secretary), from nota (a mark or note). The British spelling 'notarise' follows the standard -ise convention; the American form is 'notarize.' The role of the notary dates to the Roman Empire.
文化的背景
Era: Modern
Generation: All ages
Social background: Universal
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