pledge
pledge
plɛʤ
plej
British pronunciation
/plˈɛd‍ʒ/

Definición y significado de "pledge"en inglés

to pledge
01

prometer

to formally promise to do something
Transitive: to pledge to do sth
to pledge definition and meaning
example
Ejemplos
Tomorrow, they will pledge to work towards gender equality.
Mañana, se comprometerán a trabajar hacia la igualdad de género.
02

brindar por, proponer un brindis

to propose a toast to someone or something
Transitive: to pledge sb | to pledge sb on an event
to pledge definition and meaning
example
Ejemplos
The captain pledged the crew on the ship's final voyage.
El capitán brindó por la tripulación en el viaje final del barco.
03

comprometerse, prometer

to make a binding agreement
Ditransitive: to pledge sb to sth
example
Ejemplos
They were pledged to service in their community.
Se comprometieron a servir en su comunidad.
04

empeñar, pledgear

to offer or give something as security or collateral in exchange for a loan or credit
Transitive: to pledge an asset or property
example
Ejemplos
They pledged their family home as collateral to borrow money for their daughter's college tuition.
Ellos hipotecaron su casa familiar como garantía para pedir dinero prestado para la matrícula universitaria de su hija.
01

a solemn or binding promise to act, give, or abstain from something

example
Ejemplos
They took a public pledge to remain honest in their dealings.
02

a drink taken as a toast in someone's honor or for an occasion

example
Ejemplos
A pledge was drunk to mark the successful treaty.
03

a person provisionally accepted into a club or fraternity, pending full initiation

example
Ejemplos
As a pledge, he learned the history of the organization.
04

property or valuables given as collateral for a debt or obligation

example
Ejemplos
The painting was used as a pledge against the debt.
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