pledge in the Oxford Spanish Dictionary

Translations for pledge in the English»Spanish Dictionary

I.pledge [Am plɛdʒ, Brit plɛdʒ] VB trans

1.1. pledge (promise):

pledge support/funds

prometer

he pledged his word

dio su palabra

to pledge sth to sb

prometerle algo a alguien

he pledged not to come back until he found her

prometió no regresar hasta encontrarla

1.2. pledge (commit):

to pledge oneself to + infin

comprometerse a  +  infin

she is pledged to secrecy

ha jurado que guardará el secreto

she is pledged to secrecy

ha dado su palabra de que guardará el secreto

2.1. pledge (offer as guarantee):

pledge

entregar en garantía

pledge

entregar en prenda

they pledged their furniture to a moneylender

entregaron los muebles como garantía a un prestamista

I'd be willing to pledge anything for his honesty

pondría las manos en el fuego por su honestidad

2.2. pledge fraternity/sorority Am:

pledge

aceptar ser miembro provisional de

3. pledge (toast):

pledge form

brindar por

II.pledge [Am plɛdʒ, Brit plɛdʒ] N Pledge of Allegiance

1.1. pledge (promise):

pledge

promesa f

a solemn pledge

una promesa solemne

election pledge

compromiso m electoral

the Pledge of Allegiance (in US)

≈ la jura de (la) bandera

to honor or keep a pledge

cumplir una promesa

to honor or keep a pledge

cumplir con su (or mi etc.) palabra

to make a pledge to + infin

prometer +  infin

she made a pledge to repay all the money

prometió devolver todo el dinero

to sign or take the pledge HISTORY or hum

jurar no probar el alcohol

1.2. pledge (of money):

pledge

cantidad f prometida

pledge

donativo m prometido

1.3. pledge (in fraternity, sorority):

pledge Am

estudiante que se va a convertir en miembro

2.1. pledge (token):

pledge

prenda f

as a pledge of his love

como prenda de su amor

as a pledge of his love

en señal de su amor

2.2. pledge (collateral):

pledge

garantía f

pledge

aval m

2.3. pledge (pawned object):

pledge

prenda f

to redeem a pledge

desempeñar una prenda

See also Pledge of Allegiance

Pledge of Allegiance Info

Pledge of Allegiance

Promesa de lealtad que los norteamericanos hacen a su bandera y a su patria. En muchos colegios, los niños la repiten cada mañana frente a la bandera y con una mano en el pecho.

Pledge of Allegiance Info

Pledge of Allegiance

Promesa de lealtad que los norteamericanos hacen a su bandera y a su patria. En muchos colegios, los niños la repiten cada mañana frente a la bandera y con una mano en el pecho.

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unredeemed pledge/bond

no redimido

Translations for pledge in the Spanish»English Dictionary

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pignoración FIN

pledge

pignorar FIN títulos/valores

to pledge … as security

te lo regalo, en prenda de mi amor

I give it to you as a token o pledge of my love

no respetó el compromiso adquirido con el electorado

he reneged on the commitment o pledge he had made to the electorate

pledge in the PONS Dictionary

Translations for pledge in the English»Spanish Dictionary

I.pledge [pledʒ] N

1. pledge (solemn promise):

pledge

promesa f solemne

to fulfil a pledge

cumplir un compromiso

to make a pledge that ...

prometer solemnemente que...

2. pledge (symbolic sign of a promise):

as a pledge of sth

en señal de algo

a pledge of good faith

una garantía de buena fe

3. pledge (promised charitable donation):

pledge

donativo m prometido

4. pledge (pawned item):

pledge

prenda f

II.pledge [pledʒ] VB trans

1. pledge (promise):

pledge

prometer

to pledge loyalty

jurar lealtad

to pledge to do sth

prometer hacer algo

to pledge that ...

prometer que...

we've pledged ourselves to fight for justice

nos hemos comprometido a luchar por la justicia

I've been pledged to secrecy

he jurado guardar secreto

2. pledge (give as security):

to pledge money

dar dinero como garantía

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to pledge allegiance to sb/sth

jurar lealtad a alguien/algo

Translations for pledge in the Spanish»English Dictionary

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rehén

pledge

pledge Examples from the PONS Dictionary (editorially verified)

to fulfil a pledge

cumplir un compromiso

to make a pledge that ...

prometer solemnemente que...

as a pledge of sth

en señal de algo

a pledge of good faith

una garantía de buena fe

to pledge loyalty

jurar lealtad

to pledge to do sth

prometer hacer algo

to pledge that ...

prometer que...

to pledge money

dar dinero como garantía

to pledge allegiance to sb/sth

jurar lealtad a alguien/algo

Monolingual examples (not verified by PONS Editors)

English

The pledge is for the world's wealthiest people to donate at least 50% of their fortunes to charities.

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In other words, the plaintiff entered into a combination of credit agreements (with a right to overdraw) and pledge agreements with the bank.

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The security agreement determines the nature of the security: whether, for instance, it is a mortgage or a pledge.

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For security until the debt was repaid the government got a pledge on the shares it had just sold (but not the special share).

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Members traditionally pledge into a chapter, although some members were granted honorary status prior to the fraternity's discontinuation of the practice of granting honorary membership.

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The bars quite often asked their patrons to sign a pledge of temperance, meaning that they would abstain from intoxicating liquors.

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Such a pledge raises the complex issues of ownership of the deposited funds and the acquisition by the pledgee of the funds in the event of default.

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A pledge of $130 will get them a front light only.

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The Channel Islander stuck to her pledge to be the aggressor and should have gone 4-2 up in the first set when she created three break points.

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There are other forms of security over goods such as a pledge and contractual lien which also only give right to a security interest of a possessory nature.

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