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surety

/ˈʃʊə.rə.ti/

Traducción: Sustantivo que designa la garantía o seguridad dada de que se cumplirá una obligación, o bien la persona que responde por otro ofreciendo dicha garantía, frecuentemente mediante la entrega de bienes como fianza.

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noun

/ˈʃʊə.rə.ti/C1formal
  • esSustantivo que designa la garantía o seguridad dada de que se cumplirá una obligación, o bien la persona que responde por otro ofreciendo dicha garantía, frecuentemente mediante la entrega de bienes como fianza.

A noun referring to a guarantee or assurance that an obligation will be fulfilled, or a person who provides such a guarantee, often involving property held as collateral.

  1. Something clearly establishedC1formal

    A state or condition that is certain, reliable, or beyond doubt.

    escerteza

    • The outcome of the experiment is a surety of the theory's validity.
    • His success is a surety, given his dedication and skill.
    • The contract provides a surety of payment for the services rendered.

    Sinónimosassurancecertaintycertitudeconvictionsureness

    Antónimosdoubtinsecurityinstabilityuncertainty

  2. Collateral or securityC1formal

    Property or assets pledged to a creditor as a guarantee that a debt will be repaid.

    esGarantía colateral

    • The bank required a surety in the form of the house for the loan.
    • He offered his car as a surety for the mortgage.
    • The company used its inventory as a surety for the line of credit.

    Sinónimosbondcollateraldepositguaranteeguarantypledgesecurity

  3. Hostage or guarantorC2formal

    A person held by one party to ensure that another party fulfills an obligation.

    esRehén o garante

    • The hostage was held as a surety for the safe passage of the negotiators.
    • In ancient times, a prince might be sent as a surety for a treaty.
    • The prisoner was kept as a surety until the terms were met.

    Sinónimosbondsmanguarantorhostagepledgesponsor

  4. Guarantor or warrantorC1formal

    A person who takes responsibility for another's performance of an obligation, such as paying a debt or appearing in court.

    esFiador

    • Her father acted as a surety for her student loan.
    • The company required a personal surety for the lease agreement.
    • He signed as a surety for his friend's bail.

    Sinónimosbackerbondsmancosignerguarantorsponsorwarrantor

  5. Guarantee or assuranceC1formal

    A formal promise or assurance that an obligation will be fulfilled.

    esGarantía o seguridad

    • The contract includes a surety that the work will be completed on time.
    • The warranty serves as a surety for the product's quality.
    • The bond provides a surety for the contractor's performance.

    Sinónimosassurancebondguaranteeguarantypledgesecuritywarranty

Formas
  • sureties plural form
  • sureties' possessive plural form
  • surety's possessive singular form
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