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warrant (EN)
nom, verbe

nom “warrant”

sg. warrant, pl. warrants ou indén.
  1. mandat
    The police showed up at his house with a search warrant to look for stolen goods.
  2. autorisation
    The school principal issued a warrant allowing students to use the gym for their weekend event.
  3. garantie
    The certificate served as a warrant that the painting was genuine.
  4. bon
    She received a warrant that allowed her to claim a free meal at the restaurant.
  5. justification
    There is no warrant for blaming her without any evidence.
  6. warrant (un outil financier qui donne au détenteur le droit d'acheter plus de titres de l'émetteur à une date ultérieure)
    The company issued bonds with attached warrants that allowed investors to buy additional shares at a fixed price over the next five years.
  7. brevet (militaire)
    After years of dedicated service, John finally received his warrant and was promoted.

verbe “warrant”

infinitif warrant; il warrants; prét. warranted; part. passé warranted; gér. warranting
  1. garantir
    The company warrants this watch to be water-resistant up to 100 meters.
  2. certifier (fortement)
    I can warrant that this recipe will turn out delicious every time.
  3. autoriser
    The police officer was warranted to enter the building and look for evidence.
  4. justifier
    The heavy rain warranted canceling the outdoor event.
  5. nécessiter
    The rainy weather warrants bringing an umbrella.