pledge
pledge
plɛʤ
plej
British pronunciation
/plˈɛd‍ʒ/

Definition & Meaning of "pledge"in English

to pledge
01

to formally promise to do something

Transitive: to pledge to do sth
to pledge definition and meaning
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He pledged to support the charity throughout his life.
02

to propose a toast to someone or something

Transitive: to pledge sb | to pledge sb on an event
to pledge definition and meaning
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He pledged the newlyweds, wishing them a lifetime of love and happiness together.
03

to make a binding agreement

Ditransitive: to pledge sb to sth
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The employees were pledged to confidentiality regarding the upcoming product launch.
04

to offer or give something as security or collateral in exchange for a loan or credit

Transitive: to pledge an asset or property
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He pledged his car in order to secure a loan for his business venture.
Pledge
01

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

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He made a pledge to donate half his earnings to charity.
02

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

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They raised their glasses in a pledge to friendship.
03

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

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Each pledge had to complete a series of tasks.
04

property or valuables given as collateral for a debt or obligation

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He left his watch as a pledge for the loan.
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