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pledge


Definition: Meaning of, pledge in English to Russian dictionary.

Pronunciation: / plɛdʒ /

  • noun
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Word Forms:
Singular Plural
pledge pledges
[countable]
  1. залог
    SYNONYM
    deposit, guarantee, bail, security, lien
    ANTONYM
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  2. обещание
    SYNONYM
    promise, word, faith, parole
    ANTONYM
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  3. обет
    SYNONYM
    vow, profession, sacrament
    ANTONYM
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  4. заклад
    SYNONYM
    mortgage, pawn, hock, stake, soak
    ANTONYM
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  5. зарок
    SYNONYM
    vow, oath
    ANTONYM
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  6. поручительство
    SYNONYM
    guarantee, surety, bail, security, voucher
    ANTONYM
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  7. тост
    SYNONYM
    toast, rouse
    ANTONYM
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  8. подарок
    SYNONYM
    gift, present, presentation, bounty
    ANTONYM
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  9. дар
    SYNONYM
    gift, grant, donation, talent, endowment
    ANTONYM
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  • verb
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Word Forms:
Prsesent Past Past Participle
pledge pledged pledged
Present Participle Third Person Singular
pledging pledges
[transitive]
  1. закладывать
    SYNONYM
    mortgage, pawn, lay down, found, hypothecate
    ANTONYM
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  2. отдавать в залог
    SYNONYM
    pawn
    ANTONYM
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  3. обещать
    SYNONYM
    promise
    ANTONYM
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  4. заверять
    SYNONYM
    assure, certify, reassure, witness, tell
    ANTONYM
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  5. давать торжественное обещание
    SYNONYM
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    ANTONYM
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  6. ручаться
    SYNONYM
    vouch, guarantee, warrant, ensure, answer
    ANTONYM
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  7. связывать обещанием
    SYNONYM
    plight
    ANTONYM
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  8. пить за здоровье
    SYNONYM
    drink, toast, chin-chin
    ANTONYM
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