guarantor in Latin
guarantor in Latin is nōtor, sponsor — guarantor means a person or organization that agrees to be responsible for someone else's debt or obligation if they fail to pay it.
guarantor in Latin
nōtor
A person or company that provides a guarantee.
sponsor
A person or company that provides a guarantee.
What does "guarantor" mean?
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noun A person or organization that agrees to be responsible for someone else's debt or obligation if they fail to pay it.
"The bank asked for a guarantor before approving the loan."
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guarantor in a sentence
- The bank asked for a guarantor before approving the loan.
- Her father agreed to act as guarantor on the rental agreement.
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What is "guarantor" in Latin?
"guarantor" in Latin is nōtor, sponsor. guarantor means: A person or organization that agrees to be responsible for someone else's debt or obligation if they fail to pay it.
How do you use "guarantor" in a sentence?
Example: "The bank asked for a guarantor before approving the loan." In Latin, "guarantor" is nōtor, sponsor.
Are there other ways to say "guarantor" in Latin?
Yes — Latin has 2 translations listed for "guarantor": nōtor, sponsor.
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