oficiar

v.

1 to celebrate (misa).

2 to officiate (sacerdote).

Ricardo ofició los procesos Richard officiated the procedures.

El cura ofició la ceremonia The priest officiated the ceremony.

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oficiar

► verbo transitivo

1 (misa) to say

► verbo intransitivo

1 (sacerdote) to officiate

2 (ejercer) to act (de, as)

■ oficiar de intermediario to act as a go-between

■ oficiar de maestro de ceremonias to act as master of ceremonies

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1. VT

1) (Rel) [+ misa] to celebrate; [+ funeral, boda] to conduct, officiate at

2) (=informar) to inform officially

2. VI

1) (Rel) to officiate

2)

oficiar de — to officiate as, act as

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1.

verbo transitivo <misa> to officiate at; <servicio> to conduct

¿quién ofició la misa en la boda? — who officiated at your wedding?

2.

oficiar vi

a) sacerdote to officiate

b) (actuar)

oficiar DE algo — to officiate as something

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= officiate.

Ex. Umpires and referees officiate at sporting events, making sure the rules and regulations of the game are followed.

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1.

verbo transitivo <misa> to officiate at; <servicio> to conduct

¿quién ofició la misa en la boda? — who officiated at your wedding?

2.

oficiar vi

a) sacerdote to officiate

b) (actuar)

oficiar DE algo — to officiate as something

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= officiate.

Ex: Umpires and referees officiate at sporting events, making sure the rules and regulations of the game are followed.

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oficiar [A1 ]

vt

‹misa› to officiate at; ‹servicio› to conduct

■ oficiar

vi

1 «sacerdote» to officiate

¿quién ofició en la boda? who officiated at the wedding?

2 (actuar) oficiar DE algo to officiate AS sth

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oficiar

♦ vt

[misa] to celebrate; [ceremonia] to officiate at

♦ vi

1. [sacerdote] to officiate

2.

oficiar de [actuar de] to act as

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oficiar

I v/i officiate (de at)

II v/t REL conduct, officiate at

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oficiar vt

1) : to inform officially

2) : to officiate at, to celebrate (Mass)

oficiar vi

oficiar de : to act as