guarantor

英 [ˌɡærənˈtɔː(r)]

美 [ˌɡærənˈtɔːr]

n.  担保人; 保证人

复数：guarantors　

经济

BNC.16009 / COCA.20867

牛津词典

noun

• 担保人；保证人
  a person who agrees to be responsible for sb or for making sure that sth happens or is done
  1. The United Nations will act as guarantor of the peace settlement.
     联合国将充当和平解决方案的保证人。

柯林斯词典

• 担保人；保证人
  Aguarantoris a person who gives a guarantee or who is bound by one.

英英释义

noun

• one who provides a warrant or guarantee to another
  Synonym:suretywarrantorwarranter

双语例句

• Economic development needs a normal economic order to be guarantor card.
  经济的发展需要一个正常的经济秩序作保证。
• The rights enjoyed by a creditor in respect of the guarantor of the debtor or other debtors bearing joint and several liability shall not be affected by the restructuring plan.
  债权人对债务人的保证人和其它连带债务人所享有的权利，不受重整计划的影响。
• But much of the population regards the Americans as more of an occupying force than a guarantor of safety.
  但多数民众在更大程度上将美国人视为占领军，而非安全的保证人。
• She asked Henry if he would act as her guarantor.
  她请亨利做她的保证人。
• The government is the main loan guarantor in developed countries, and the important hypothesis by which the issue of guarantee pricing is studied is guarantors without default risk.
  在发达国家政府是贷款担保的主要担保人，对贷款担保定价研究的重要假设是担保人没有违约风险。
• A guarantor is responsible for the loan.
  担保人要对贷款负责。
• My shop is so small, I cannot be your shop guarantor.
  我这小店面，不能给你进行铺保。
• Many banks require borrowers to have a guarantor.
  许多银行需要申请人提供一个保证人。
• The army should be the guarantor of security during this transition.
  在过渡时期，军方应当是安全的保障者。
• The central bank, as lender of last resort, is the ultimate guarantor of this collective good.
  央行作为最后贷款人，是大众利益的最终保证人。