| 释义 |
guar·an·tee /ˌɡærənˈtiː， ˌɡɑːr-/ n. | vt.
I n.
1. 保证；商品使用保证；保证书，保单
There is no guarantee that the dispute will not flare up again. 不能保证这一争论不会再度爆发。
This is the best guarantee against the emergence of corruptions. 这是防止产生腐败的最好保证。
Tory backbenchers want some guarantee that an enquiry will be held. 保守党后座议员要求对此事进行调查的某种保证。
We have a one-year guarantee on our new car. 我们的新车保用一年。
Fortunately it's still covered by the manufacturer's guarantee. 幸亏这商品的制造厂保单仍未过期。
2. 【律】担保
3. 担保品，抵押品
a minimum guarantee of one thousand dollars 1000元的最低保证金
offer one's house as a guarantee 以房屋作抵押
provide a financial guarantee 提供金钱担保
4. 保证人；担保人；接受担保人
be guarantee for sb.'s good behaviour 为某人的品行作保
5. 起保证作用的事物
Wealth is no guarantee of happiness. 财富决不是幸福的保证。
II vt.
1. 担保，为…作保
the Englishman who had been guaranteed to sb. over the phone by one of his friends 由某人的一个朋友在电话中向他担保的那个英国人
2. 确保
A small deposit will guarantee any dress. 只要付少量定金就能保证购到任何款式的服装。
The students are not guaranteed jobs when they graduate. 不保证学生毕业时能够获得工作。
3. 保证…免受损失(或伤害等)，保障 (against, from)
His insurance guaranteed him against money loss in case of fire. 他保的险保障他万一遭受火灾时不受钱财损失。
4. 保证；保用(商品)
I'm not guaranteeing that this will work. 我不保证这一定行得通。
This company guarantees its clocks for six months. 这家公司的钟保用6个月。
5. (事物)使(另一事物)必然发生，使变得确定
This method guarantees seed precisely adapted to the area. 这一方法保证种子能完全适应这一地区。
[guaranty 的变体] |