warranty in Greek
warranty in Greek is εγγύηση — warranty means a written guarantee, usually provided with a purchase, promising repair or replacement if the product turns out to be faulty within a set period.
warranty in Greek
εγγύηση
Pronounced: engyisi
(countable, law) A legal agreement, either written or oral (an expressed warranty) or implied through the actions of the buyer and seller (an implied warranty), which states that the goods or property in question will be in exactly the same state as promised, such as in a sale of an item or piece of real estate.
What does "warranty" mean?
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noun A written guarantee, usually provided with a purchase, promising repair or replacement if the product turns out to be faulty within a set period.
"The laptop comes with a two-year warranty."
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noun A formal assurance or guarantee that certain facts are true, especially in a legal or insurance contract.
"The contract included a warranty that the property had no outstanding debts against it."
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warranty in a sentence
- The laptop comes with a two-year warranty.
- She sent the broken toaster back under warranty.
- The contract included a warranty that the property had no outstanding debts against it.
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What is "warranty" in Greek?
"warranty" in Greek is εγγύηση. warranty means: A written guarantee, usually provided with a purchase, promising repair or replacement if the product turns out to be faulty within a set period.
How do you pronounce εγγύηση?
"warranty" in Greek is εγγύηση, pronounced "engyisi".
How do you use "warranty" in a sentence?
Example: "The laptop comes with a two-year warranty." In Greek, "warranty" is εγγύηση.
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