Translation of Italian word "garantire" to English
garantire
/garanˈtire/
Meaning
VerbTo provide formal assurance, promise with certainty, or make safe.
How to use
The Italian verb 'garantire' means 'to guarantee, to ensure, to warrant' (To provide formal assurance, promise with certainty, or make safe). It belongs to the third conjugation (-ire). It forms compound tenses with the auxiliary 'avere'. In practice, to guarantee, warrant, ensure safety, quality, or success.
🇬🇧 English
to guarantee, to ensure, to warrant
Example
Il produttore garantisce l'elettrodomestico per ventiquattro mesi.
The manufacturer guarantees the appliance for twenty-four months.
Ti garantisco che faremo tutto il possibile per aiutarti.
I guarantee you that we will do everything possible to help you.
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- Il produttore garantisce l'elettrodomestico per ventiquattro mesi.— The manufacturer guarantees the appliance for twenty-four months.
- Ti garantisco che faremo tutto il possibile per aiutarti.— I guarantee you that we will do everything possible to help you.
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The Italian word "garantire" means "to guarantee, to ensure, to warrant" in English.
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