英语词汇warrant怎么读，是什么意思，单词翻译、读音、固定搭配用法和短语词组及例句-英汉双解词典

¹ warrant /ˈworənt/ noun

plural warrants

¹ warrant

/ˈworənt/

noun

plural warrants

Learner's definition of WARRANT

[count] law : a document issued by a court that gives the police the power to do something（法院授予警方采取行动的）令状，授权令

The police had a warrant for his arrest.警方拿到了逮捕他的令状。

— see also search warrant

[noncount] formal : a reason for thinking, deciding, or doing something（思考、决定或做某事的）正当理由，依据

There was no warrant for such behavior.此种行为毫无道理。

² warrant /ˈworənt/ verb

warrants; warranted; warranting

² warrant

/ˈworənt/

verb

warrants; warranted; warranting

Learner's definition of WARRANT

[+ object]

: to require or deserve (something)需要；值得

This report warrants careful study. [=this report should be given careful study]这份报告需要仔细研究。
The idea warrants [=merits] further consideration.这个想法值得进一步考虑。
The writing was poor, but it hardly warrants that kind of insulting criticism.这篇文章是不怎么样，但也不至于要给予那种侮辱性的批评吧。
The punishment he received was not warranted.他本不该受到惩罚。

a : to make a legal promise that a statement is true（在法律上）承诺，保证，证明

The seller warrants [=(more commonly) guarantees] that the car has no defects.营销员保证那辆车没有任何瑕疵。

b : to give a guarantee or warranty for (a product)（为某产品）提供保证，提供保修 — usually used as (be) warranted通常用作(be) warranted

The tires are warranted [=(more commonly) guaranteed] for 40,000 miles.这些轮胎保证能跑4万英里。

old-fashioned : to say (something) with certainty打包票；保证

I'll warrant (you) that they know the answer.我敢（向你）打包票他们知道答案。

单词	warrant
释义	warrant (verb) warrant 5 ENTRIES FOUND: warrant (noun) warrant (verb) warrant officer (noun) death warrant (noun) search warrant (noun) ¹ warrant /ˈworənt/ noun plural warrants ¹ warrant /ˈworənt/ noun plural warrants Learner's definition of WARRANT 1 [count] law : a document issued by a court that gives the police the power to do something（法院授予警方采取行动的）令状，授权令 The police had a warrant for his arrest.警方拿到了逮捕他的令状。 — see also search warrant 2 [noncount] formal : a reason for thinking, deciding, or doing something（思考、决定或做某事的）正当理由，依据 There was no warrant for such behavior.此种行为毫无道理。 ² warrant /ˈworənt/ verb warrants; warranted; warranting ² warrant /ˈworənt/ verb warrants; warranted; warranting Learner's definition of WARRANT [+ object] 1 : to require or deserve (something)需要；值得 This report warrants careful study. [=this report should be given careful study]这份报告需要仔细研究。 The idea warrants [=merits] further consideration.这个想法值得进一步考虑。 The writing was poor, but it hardly warrants that kind of insulting criticism.这篇文章是不怎么样，但也不至于要给予那种侮辱性的批评吧。 The punishment he received was not warranted.他本不该受到惩罚。 2 a : to make a legal promise that a statement is true（在法律上）承诺，保证，证明 The seller warrants [=(more commonly) guarantees] that the car has no defects.营销员保证那辆车没有任何瑕疵。 b : to give a guarantee or warranty for (a product)（为某产品）提供保证，提供保修 — usually used as (be) warranted通常用作(be) warranted The tires are warranted [=(more commonly) guaranteed] for 40,000 miles.这些轮胎保证能跑4万英里。 3 old-fashioned : to say (something) with certainty打包票；保证 I'll warrant (you) that they know the answer.我敢（向你）打包票他们知道答案。
随便看	take to extremes take to heart take to task take to the cleaners take to the skies take to the sky take to the sky/skies take to your heels take turns take umbrage take under advisement take under your wing take-up take up takeup take up arms take up the cudgels for take up the gauntlet take up the slack take what I can get take wing take with a grain of salt take with a pinch of salt take years off take your anger, frustration, etc., out on someone