日本語WordNet
approve and express assent, responsibility, or obligation; "All parties ratified the peace treaty"; "Have you signed your contract yet?"
AIによる解説
A verb meaning to formally approve or confirm treaties, bills, or contracts. A signature alone doesn't create legal effect; formal ratification gives it binding power. 'Ratify a treaty' is a frequent diplomatic and political term.
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The treaty was ratified unanimously. This rare consensus reflected growing awareness that transnational cooperation is essential to address challenges that transcend national boundaries and require coordinated responses.
条約は満場一致で批准された。この稀なコンセンサスは、国境を超える課題に対処し協調的対応を必要とするために多国間協力が不可欠であるという認識の高まりを反映した。
Madison's Federalist Papers helped convince states to ratify the Constitution.
マディソンの『ザ・フェデラリスト』論文は、各州が憲法を批准するよう説得するのに役立った。
Pronunciation data from ipa-dict (MIT License) based on cmudict-ipa by @lingz