pledge的意思和读音

pledge

: [pledʒ] : [pledʒ]

n.

v.);使

pledges  pledging  pledged  

v.+n.make pledge,fulfil pledge,give pledge,offer pledge,honour pledge

adj.+n.solemn pledge

v.promise,vow,swear,guarantee,assure

n.oath,assurance,undertaking,initiate,new member

pledgen.

1.a serious promise

a pledge of support

Will the government honour its election pledge not to raise taxes?

Management has given a pledge that there will be no job losses this year.

2.a sum of money or sth valuable that you leave with sb to prove that you will do sth or pay back money that you owe

IDMsign/take the pledgeto make a promise never to drink alcoholv.

1.[t]);to formally promise to give or do sth

Japan has pledged $100 million in humanitarian aid.亿

The government pledged their support for the plan.

We all had to pledge allegiance to the flag(= state that we are loyal to our country) .

The group has pledged to continue campaigning.

The group has pledged that they will continue campaigning.

2.[t]使使to make sb or yourself formally promise to do sth

They were all pledged to secrecy.

The government has pledged itself to root out corruption.

3.[t]~ sthto leave sth with sb as a pledge

4.[i][t]to promise to become a junior member of a fraternity or sorority

Do you think you'll pledge this semester?

My brother pledged Sigma Nu. Σ NU

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n.1.a serious and public promise to do something; an amount of money that you have promised to give an organization; a promise2.a student at a U.S. college or university who has been accepted by a private club for women, called a sorority or a private club for men, called a fraternity, but who has not yet been formally made a member3.something valuable that you give to someone as a way of promising that you will pay them money later

v.1.to promise seriously and publicly to do something; to promise a certain amount of money for a particular purpose2.to apply and be accepted by a sorority or fraternity at a college or university in the U.S., before being formally made a member3.to give something valuable to someone as a way of promising that you will pay them money later

1. 〖 safeguard〗 〖 assure;pledge;guarantee〗 〖 guarantee〗 ...

2. estimate n. pledge n. position n. ...

3. 〖 thefirstsale;openforcustomers〗 〖 swear;vow;pledge〖 sell;putonsale〗 ...

4. pledge charge;pledge security arrangement ...

5. sale of Pledge Plum Creek Timber ...

7. 〖 mortgage〗 〖 security;pledge〖 resist;withstand〗 ...

8. pleasing pledge plentiful ...

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1.But Mr Bush made no pledge on the size of emissions cuts that the US would be prepared to sign up to and gave no indication of a timeframe.

2.Pressed for a sum of money, he put his Sunday best in (or to) pledge.

3.He must ask her to marry him. They must marry at once, and so make a definite pledge, enter into a definite Communion.

4.Whereas a common understanding of these rights and freedoms is of the greatest importance for the full realization of this pledge.

5.With risk currencies falling, analysts said the euphoria fueled by China's pledge of a flexible yuan over the weekend has clearly faded.退

6.We pledge to keep the faith and keep believing in the things that Doug Collins is trying to do while we're losing all of these close games.

7.The company has even announced a English By 2012 Pledge that will see English become the official language of the company in two years.“2012”(EnglishBy2012Pledge),

8.And how did he get from his pledge not to interfere with slavery to a decision a year later to issue an emancipation proclamation?

9.You hold me to pledge that you only need a telephone, is left over the matter I do.

10.International meetings began to sound like a pledge banquet with a pass-around microphone.