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1 verbürgen
I v/t guaranteeII v/refl: sich für jemanden / etw. verbürgen vouch for s.o. / s.th.; sich dafür verbürgen, dass... guarantee that...* * *to guarantee; to pledge; to vouch; to put something in pledge;sich verbürgento pledge; to guarantee* * *ver|bụ̈r|gen ptp verbü\#rgt1. vrsich für jdn/etw verbürgen — to vouch for sb/sth
ich will mich nicht dafür verbürgen, dass das stimmt — I cannot guarantee that this is correct
2. vt1) (= gewährleisten) Freiheit, Recht, Unterstützung to guarantee2) (FIN = bürgen für) Kredit, Mietausfälle to guarantee3)(= dokumentieren)
eine verbürgte Nachricht — a confirmed report* * *ver·bür·gen *I. vrich verbürge mich dafür, dass der Schmuck echt ist I can vouch for the jewellery being genuine, I guarantee that the jewellery is genuine▪ etw \verbürgen to guarantee sth* * *A. v/t guaranteeB. v/r:sich für jemanden/etwas verbürgen vouch for sb/sth;sich dafür verbürgen, dass … guarantee that …* * *v.to vouch v.
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