Pledge to Meaning in English

expression

US

ˈpɫɛdʒ/ /ˈtu/, /tə/, /tɪ

PLEDJ to, PLEDJ tuh, PLEDJ ti

UK

plˈɛdʒ/ /tˈuː

pledj TOO

释义

To formally or seriously promise to do something. Often used for official statements or commitments.

用法与细微差别

Mostly formal; used in speeches, legal, or public contexts. Commonly followed by a verb in base form ('pledge to help'). Not casual; more formal than 'promise to'.

• Spanish: comprometerse a - prometer (formal)
• Portuguese (BR): comprometer-se a - prometer (formal)
• Portuguese (PT): comprometer-se a - prometer (formal)
• Chinese (Simplified): 承诺要
• Chinese (Traditional): 承諾要
• Hindi: संकल्प करना - वचन देना (औपचारिक)
• Arabic: يتعهد بـ
• Bengali: প্রতিশ্রুতি দেওয়া - বাকি রাখা - শপথ নেওয়া
• Russian: пообещать - обязаться
• Japanese: 誓約する - 約束する (フォーマル)
• Vietnamese: cam kết - hứa (trang trọng)
• Korean: 맹세하다 - 약속하다 (공식적)
• Turkish: taahhüt etmek - söz vermek (resmi)
• Urdu: عہد کرنا - وعدہ کرنا (رسمی)
• Indonesian: cam kết - hứa (trang trọng)

例句

They pledge to protect the environment.

basic

I pledge to be honest with you.

basic

The company pledges to improve its services.

basic

At the ceremony, leaders pledged to support peace across the region.

natural

The mayor pledged to listen more to the citizens from now on.

natural

All volunteers pledged to keep the project confidential.

natural