I. pledge [pledʒ] СУЩ.
1. pledge (solemn promise):
3. pledge (promised charitable donation):
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He stops to play impromptu street hockey games with kids and made an incredible $10-million pledge to the local children's hospital.
www.stcatharinesstandard.ca 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.
www.dailymail.co.uk In other words, the plaintiff entered into a combination of credit agreements (with a right to overdraw) and pledge agreements with the bank.
www.internationallawoffice.com As a pledge, he gives her the whitethorn, or hawthorn, which has the power to repel injurious influences from the entrances to houses (6.129130).
en.wikipedia.org 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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