Guararanty

Definition

guarantee / gærǝn'ti: / n ၁။ အာမခံခ်က္။ give a guarantee of good behaviour ❍ He gave me a guarantee that it would never happen again. ❍ The watch comes with a year's guarantee (ie a promise to repair it free within a year of its being bought). ❍ It's still under guarantee (ie The guarantees is still valid), so the manufacturer will repair it. ❍ provide a 5-year guarantee against rust ❍ They are demanding certain guarantees before signing the treaty. Compare SECURITY ၂။ အာမခံပစၥည္း။ We had to offer our house as a guarantee when getting the loan. See also SECURITY ၃ ၃။ ~ (of sth/ that…) ( infml ) အာမခံခ်က္။ Blue skies are not a guarantee of continuing fine weather. ❍ There's no guarantee (that) she'll come (ie She may not come). v ၁။ အာမခံသည္။ We cannot guarantee the punctual arrival of buses in foggy weather. ❍ The film's excellent __ I guarantee you'll enjoy it. ❍ We guarantee to deliver within a week. ❍ We guarantee you delivery within a week. ❍ This food is guaranteed free of artificial colouring. ၂။ (ျဖစ္ရန္) ေသခ်ာသည္။ အာမခံသည္။ Her selection for the team should guarantee an exciting game. ❍ Your qualifications might help you get a job but you can't guarantee that. ၃။ ~ sth (against sth) (ကာလ အပိုင္းအျခား ျဖားင့္) အာမခံသည္။ The product is guaranteed for one year against mechanical failure or faulty workmanship. ၄။ တာဝန္ယူသည္။ အာမခံသည္။ guarantee (to pay) sb's debts / the payment of sb's debts ❍ guarantee that the debts will be paid. ❏ be guaranteed to do sth [ IDM ] ( infml ironic ) ဧကန္မလြဲျဖစ္သည္။ ေသခ်ာေပါက္ ျဖစ္သည္။ It's guaranteed to rain just when you want to go out. ❍ This news is not exactly guaranteed to please him.

Examples

1. The government provides help for small businesses
2. but it cannot guarantee their success.
3. [guarantee (that)] : We can’t guarantee that you will get the cheapest fare possible.
4. [be guaranteed by/under something] : Freedom of speech is guaranteed by our constitution.
5. The right to a fair trial is guaranteed under Article Six of the convention.
6. [guarantee someone something] : This win guarantees them a place in the final.
7. You should pass the test first time
8. but we can’t guarantee it.
9. [guarantee (that)] : He guaranteed they would be paid on time.
10. [guarantee to do something] : Our tutors can virtually guarantee to get you through the exams.
11. [guarantee someone something] : We can guarantee you the very finest standards of service.
12. [be guaranteed something] : You’re guaranteed a window seat.
13. All our products are guaranteed for three years.
14. [guarantee something against something] : The car’s bodywork is fully guaranteed against rusting.
15. The loan was guaranteed by a Hong Kong property developer.
16. I used my own personal assets as security to guarantee the loan.