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1 garantir
garantir [gaʀɑ̃tiʀ]➭ TABLE 2 transitive verba. ( = assurer) to guarantee ; [+ emprunt] to secure• se garantir contre [+ vol, incendie, risque] to insure o.s. against• je te garantis que ça ne se passera pas comme ça ! (inf) I can assure you things won't turn out like that!b. ( = protéger) garantir qch de to protect sth from* * *gaʀɑ̃tiʀ1) ( promettre) to guaranteegarantir à quelqu'un quelque chose/que — to guarantee somebody something/that
2) ( protéger) to safeguard [sécurité, indépendance, droit]3) ( assurer)4) to guarantee [emprunt, paiement]5) Commerce to guarantee [produit]* * *ɡaʀɑ̃tiʀ vt1) [produit] to guarantee2) (= assurer) to guaranteeJe vous garantis que... — I can guarantee you that...
3) (= protéger) (aussi) DROIT to protect* * *garantir verb table: finir vtr1 ( promettre) to guarantee; garantir à qn qch/que to guarantee sb sth/that; je ne vous garantis rien I can't guarantee you anything; je ne garantis pas qu'elle soit là I can't guarantee that she's there;2 ( protéger) to guarantee [sécurité, indépendance, droit]; garantir la sécurité et la paix to guarantee peace and security;3 ( assurer) garantir qch à qn to guarantee sth to sb; garantir un emploi aux diplômés to guarantee jobs to graduates;4 Fin to guarantee [emprunt, investissement, paiement];5 Comm to guarantee [produit].[garɑ̃tir] verbe transitif2. [assurer - appareil] to guaranteesuis mes conseils et je te garantis le succès take my advice and I guarantee you'll succeed ou I guarantee you successil m'a garanti que ça serait livré demain, il m'a garanti la livraison pour demain he assured me that it would be delivered tomorrow, he guaranteed delivery for tomorrow4. [protéger]5. DROIT6. FINANCE [paiement] to guarantee[créance] to secure
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