Questions about example sentences with, and the definition and usage of "Prove"

A: become, turn out to be

The health crisis has turned out to be stubborn

A: Still care about this? That drop is probably not going to last very long.

A: “for sure”に関係ありません。
He had too much to prove. 自分の有能や覚悟、優秀なことばかり証明して見せたがっている。見せたければ見せたいほど面倒になって問題を起こすこともあります。

本当に問題かどうか例や文脈によりますが。

A: give evidence
show me

A: hi

A: The contessa might prove to be against them, and Daoud might still be doomed.

Allocating three percent or less of GDP for defense could easily prove to be a ceiling and not a floor.

Those on the Klamath and its tributaries, which have been discovered during the past year, prove to be exceedingly productive.
If this should prove to be the case, it will favour the view that chlorine itself is molecular and not monatomic.

Later a drag of the type known as the planer will prove to be the most effective.

A: It has the same meaning as 'prove that I am wrong'.

A: Will certainly prove= will provide a definite answer or conclusion

Her future actions will certainly prove whether or not she can be trusted.

Her prudent habits will certainly prove that she is a capable individual.

A: The medicine is proven to work.

There is not enough evidence to prove him wrong.

A: Si yo uso “prove” es porque yo creo que tengo razón. Si digo “test” es porque no sé qué pasará. Tal vez tengo una idea pero no lo sé con certeza.

I am going to prove that he is lying.
I am going to test him to see if he is lying.

En estos ejemplos, yo creo que el hombre es un mentiroso y voy a encontrar pruebas de apoyo. En el segundo, sospecho que podría estar mintiendo.

A: To attest to something is to tell someone that a statement is true based on the evidence of your personal experience.

A: Why weren’t you here yesterday?
B: I was at C’s house.
C: I can attest to that.

C can’t prove B is telling the truth unless C has video cameras in the house or other hard evidence. C is saying instead, “You can trust me. I know B was at my house because I was there with B.”

A: Probe and prove are two different words.

Prove: To show something is right
Probe: To look around

Prove: "To prove that I was 6 feet tall, I measured myself"
Probe: "The teacher probed her desk for more pencils"

Probe can also be a part of a spaceship. Although using the word "probe" is not common

A: proved= shown to be true
attested= to certify as true
certify= to confirm true (same as attest)
testify= to provide supporting evidence to prove something true
credential= something to show that a person is qualified

A: @karenchiou: prove is a verb meaning the demonstration of truth or evidence of someone's argument.

proof is a noun or an adjective - is the evidence itself

I am going to prove you wrong.

Here is proof that you are wrong.

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A: Yes, they would mean the same thing.

It's important that you use quotation marks in those sentences. They look very confusing without them.

You would write the second sentence as:
Can you leave "to be" out of "prove to be"?

A: 完璧です。

A: Sorry again 😅 I mean you WOULD say “There’s no proof”

A: It might not be worth it

A: ‘It shows how amazing he is’ instead of telling, you can say shows :)

A: Perfect’