guarantee; ensure; collateral
Meanings
3 senses · 15 examplesverb
to guarantee; to pledge; to assure
neutralUsed to make a formal promise that a task or goal will be achieved.
We guarantee that we will finish the task ahead of schedule.
I promise I won't be late next time.
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This restaurant guarantees that its ingredients are fresh and healthy.
He guaranteed that he would submit the project report on time.
I can assure you that this is true.
verb
to ensure; to maintain; to uphold
neutralUsed to describe maintaining a set quality, schedule, or standard without compromise.
The factory guarantees that product quality meets national standards.
The school ensures that every student has sufficient research time.
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The airline guarantees that flights take off on time.
We must ensure that service quality does not decline.
The company guarantees that employees' legitimate rights and interests are not violated.
noun
guarantee; collateral; security
neutralRefers to something that serves as a pledge or security for a promise or transaction.
The Party's leadership is the fundamental guarantee for the victory of all our undertakings.
This contract requires a third party as a guarantor.
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He used his property as collateral for the loan.
A good credit record is an important guarantee for obtaining a loan.
His parents' support is a solid guarantee for him to pursue his dream.