柯林斯詞典guarantor /?ɡ?r?n?t??/ (guarantors) 1. N-COUNT A guarantor is a person who gives a guarantee or who is bound by one. 擔(dān)保人[法律] Someone thinking about acting as a guarantor should be clear what their obligations will be. 想做擔(dān)保的人應(yīng)該清楚他們將要承擔(dān)的責(zé)任。 返回 guarantor劍橋詞典formal a person who makes certain that something happens or that something is protected 保證人 The armed forces see themselves as the guarantors of free elections in the country . 武裝部隊把自己視作這個國家自由選舉的保障。 law specialized someone who formally accepts responsibility for you or for something that belongs to you 擔(dān)保人 You must have a guarantor in order to get a visa to enter the country . 要獲得該國入境簽證必須要有一個擔(dān)保人。 finance & economics specialized a person or organization that promises to pay back a loan (= borrowed money ) if the person or organization that borrowed it cannot pay it back （借貸）擔(dān)保人 His father is a guarantor on the loan . 他父親是貸款的擔(dān)保人。 返回 guarantor