assert
fiil C1iddia etmek, ileri sürmek B2
to state something confidently and forcefully as true, often without providing proof
The scientist asserted a new theory about black holes.
- During the debate, she asserted her position clearly.
- He asserted that the data were accurate despite the critics.
- The lawyer asserted the defendant's innocence in court.
- Even after the setback, the team asserted its determination to finish the project.
- assert a claim · bir iddiayı ileri sürmek The researcher asserted a claim about the correlation between diet and health.
- assert that … He asserted that the experiment was successful.
- assert oneself In a new team, it's important to assert yourself early.
- assert one's rights She asserted her rights during the meeting with management.
sb: birisi · sth: bir şey
daha basit: state
zıt: deny
ortaya koymak, kabul ettirmek, hissettirmek B1
to behave in a way that makes others recognize your authority, rights, or control
The coach asserted control of the training session.
- She asserted authority in the discussion about policy changes.
- The commander asserted control over the troops during the operation.
- He asserted his authority to make the final decision.
- In the crisis, the leader asserted control to coordinate the response.
- assert control over sth The government asserted control over the media outlets.
sb: birisi · sth: bir şey