Testimonial
61testimonial — noun Syn: reference, letter of recommendation, commendation …
62testimonial — Information provided by an individual who claims to have been helped or cured by a particular product. The information provided lacks the necessary elements to be evaluated in a rigorous and scientific manner and is not used in the scientific… …
63testimonial — n. 1 a certificate of character, conduct, or qualifications. 2 a gift presented to a person (esp. in public) as a mark of esteem, in acknowledgement of services, etc. Etymology: ME f. OF testimoignal (adj.) f. tesmoin or LL testimonialis (as… …
64TESTIMONIAL, ALE — adj. Qui rend témoignage. Il ne s’emploie guère que dans les locutions : Lettres testimoniales, Lettres qui rendent témoignage de la vie et des moeurs de quelqu’un, Preuves testimoniales, Preuves par témoins …
65testimonial advertisement — An advertisement that makes use of the implied or explicit patronage of a product by a well known person or organization …
66testimonial advertising — /ˌtestɪ məυniəl ˌædvətaɪzɪŋ/ noun advertising which makes use of testimonials from famous or qualified people, or from satisfied customers, to endorse a product …
67testimonial admission — An informal judicial admission whereby a party may bar his claim or defense by his own testimony. Rosbottom v Hensley, 61 Ill App 2d 198, 209 NE2d 655 …
68testimonial immunity — noun an exemption that displaces the privilege against self incrimination; neither compelled testimony or any fruits of it can be used against the witness who therefore can no longer fear self incrimination • Syn: ↑use immunity • Hypernyms:… …
69testimonial of the great seal — the quarter seal of Scotland …
70Candidatura testimonial — Saltar a navegación, búsqueda Candidatura testimonial es un concepto creado por algunos periodistas argentinos en 2009 para referirse a un cierto tipo de candidaturas electorales en las que los principales dirigentes o personalidades de un… …