Čo znamená assurance v angličtine a aká je definícia assurance?

V tomto najautoritatívnejšom anglickom slovníku sa môžete naučiť assurance výslovnosť, gramatika a synonymá.

assurance Význam & definícia

0 a promise:
- [ + (that) ] She gave me her assurance (that) she would sign the contract immediately.
- Despite the government's repeated assurances to the contrary, taxation has risen over the past decade.
1 confidence:
- He spoke with calm assurance.
2 a type of insurance against events that will certainly happen, such as death, not those that may happen, such as illness, fire, or having your property stolen
3 a promise to tell something to someone confidently or firmly, or a promise to cause someone to feel certain by removing doubt:
- [ C ] He gave me his assurance that he would give us an answer by the end of the week.
- [ U ] She answered all the questions put to her with assurance and poise.
4 a type of insurance, especially life insurance, that will pay an amount of money at the end of an agreed period or when someone dies, rather than only if something unexpected happens:
- an assurance policy
5 a promise that something is or behaves as expected:
- People often look to brands as an assurance of quality.
- Although the Fund will strive to achieve its goal, there is no assurance that it will.

Despite repeated assurances that the product is safe, many people have stopped buying it.
The fact that the number of deaths from cancer in the area has doubled surely gives the lie to official assurances of the safety of nuclear power.
The management gave their assurances that there would be no more job losses.
Despite assurances that the vaccine was safe, many parents chose to ignore government advice.
The council has given assurances that the new building development will not encroach on public land.
Investors also are looking for economic, legal and regulatory services - and assurances that the ' rules of the game ' will not change capriciously.
With so many institutions and so few regulators, assurances have not been a meaningful device for filling gaps in the regulation's skimpy substantive rules.
They wanted real, visible i assurances that she and her retinue would be respected, protected, and prominent in the public arena.