guarantee (noun)
51Export Credit Guarantee Department — noun A government department which insures UK exporters against losses arising from exporting goods (abbrev ECGD) • • • Main Entry: ↑export …
52cheque (guarantee) card — noun A card issued by a bank to a client, guaranteeing payment of cheques up to a certain limit ● cheque …
53money-back guarantee — money back guaran tee noun count a promise by a store or company to give you back your money if you are not satisfied with something you bought …
54superannuation guarantee — /ˌsupərænjuˌeɪʃən gærənˈti/ (say .soohpuhranyooh.ayshuhn garuhn tee) noun the contribution made by an employer into an employee s superannuation fund …
55cheque (guarantee) card — / tʃek gærən ti: kɑ:d/ noun a plastic card from a bank which guarantees payment of a cheque up to a specific amount, even if there is no money in the account …
56Export Credit Guarantee Department — /ˌekspɔ:t ˌkredɪt gærən ti: dɪˌpɑ:tmənt/ noun a British government department which insures sellers of exports sold on credit against the possibility of non payment by the purchasers. Abbr ECGD …
57Export Credit Guarantee Department — /ˌekspɔ:t ˌkredɪt gærən ti: dɪ ˌpɑ:tmənt/ noun a British government department which insures sellers of exports sold on credit against the possibility of non payment by the purchasers. Abbreviation ECGD …
58full faith and credit — noun a guarantee to pay interest and principal on debt; usually issued by the United States Treasury • Hypernyms: ↑guarantee * * * noun : an obligation under the United States Constitution of one state to recognize and give effect to the public… …
59guaranty — [ gar(ə)nti] (also guarantee) noun (plural guaranties) an undertaking to answer for the payment or performance of another person s debt or obligation in the event of a default by the person primarily responsible for it. ↘a thing serving as… …
60guaranty — (also guarantee) ► NOUN (pl. guaranties) 1) an undertaking to answer for the payment of a debt or for the performance of an obligation by another person liable in the first instance. 2) a thing serving as security for such an undertaking …
