officiate

[US]/ə'fɪʃɪeɪt/
[UK]/o'fɪʃɪet/
Frequency: Very High

Translation

vi. realizar deberes oficiales, presidir ceremonias religiosas.
Word Forms
Participio pasadoofficiated
Pasadoofficiated
Tercera persona singularofficiates
Gerundioofficiating
Pluralofficiates

Phrases & Collocations

officiate a wedding

oficiar una boda

officiate a ceremony

oficiar una ceremonia

officiate a game

oficiar un partido

Example Sentences

officiate at a marriage

oficiar una boda

to officiate at a ceremony

para oficiar en una ceremonia

officiate as best man

actuar como padrino

three judges will officiate at the two Grands Prix.

tres jueces oficiarán en los dos Grandes Premios.

he baptized children and officiated at weddings.

Él bautizó a los niños y ofició en bodas.

to officiate a wedding ceremony

oficiar una ceremonia de boda

to officiate a sporting event

oficiar un evento deportivo

to officiate a religious ceremony

oficiar una ceremonia religiosa

to officiate a debate

oficiar un debate

to officiate a graduation ceremony

oficiar una ceremonia de graduación

to officiate a formal event

oficiar un evento formal

to officiate a competition

oficiar una competición

to officiate a meeting

oficiar una reunión

to officiate a concert

oficiar un concierto

to officiate a ceremony

oficiar una ceremonia

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