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surety in Russian

surety in Russian is пору́ка, поручитель — surety means a guarantee or promise, especially one to cover someone else's debt or obligation if they fail to pay it.

surety in Russian

пору́ка
noun
Pronounced: poruka
(legal) A promise to pay a sum of money in the event that another person fails to fulfill an obligation.
поручитель
noun
Pronounced: poruchitel
(legal) One who undertakes to pay money or perform other acts in the event that his principal fails therein.

What does "surety" mean?

  1. noun A guarantee or promise, especially one to cover someone else's debt or obligation if they fail to pay it.
    "His uncle acted as surety for the loan when the bank asked for a guarantor."
  2. noun A person who takes on legal responsibility for another person's debt or duty.
    "The landlord asked for a surety in case the tenant missed a payment."
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surety in a sentence

  • His uncle acted as surety for the loan when the bank asked for a guarantor.
  • The court released him on the surety of a family friend.
  • The landlord asked for a surety in case the tenant missed a payment.

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What is "surety" in Russian?

"surety" in Russian is пору́ка, поручитель. surety means: A guarantee or promise, especially one to cover someone else's debt or obligation if they fail to pay it.

How do you pronounce пору́ка?

"surety" in Russian is пору́ка, pronounced "poruka".

How do you use "surety" in a sentence?

Example: "His uncle acted as surety for the loan when the bank asked for a guarantor." In Russian, "surety" is пору́ка, поручитель.

Are there other ways to say "surety" in Russian?

Yes — Russian has 2 translations listed for "surety": пору́ка, поручитель.

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