保证
bǎo zhèng
assure
The Chinese word '保证' is used similarly to the English word 'assure'. It refers to a promise or guarantee that something will happen or be done. There is a sense of giving confidence to the person the assurance is given to. For example, 你可以向他保证你不会迟到吗？ means 'Can you assure him that you won't be late?'
Example sentences using: 保证
我无法保证结果。
Wǒ wúfǎ bǎozhèng jiéguǒ.
I cannot guarantee the result.
This phrase is often used to express uncertainty about the outcome.
她保证不透露这个秘密。
Tā bǎozhèng bù tòulù zhège mìmì.
She promises not to reveal the secret.
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你必须保证按时完成工作。
Nǐ bìxū bǎozhèng ànshí wánchéng gōngzuò.
You must guarantee to complete the work on time.
This sentence is used when someone is urged to ensure on-time completion of tasks.
他们向我保证会提高工资。
Tāmen xiàng wǒ bǎozhèng huì tígāo gōngzī.
They assured me that they would raise wages.
This phrase is used when one receives a commitment for a increase in wages.
我可以保证他是清白的。
Wǒ kěyǐ bǎozhèng tā shì qīngbái de.
I can assure you that he is innocent.
This phrase is used to defend someone's reputation and confirm their innocence.
他保证不再犯同样的错误。
Tā bǎozhèng bù zài fàn tóngyàng de cuòwù.
He guarantees not to make the same mistake again.
This phrase denotes making a commitment to improve and learn from past mistakes.
亲爱的，我保证我会回来的。
Qīn'ài de, wǒ bǎozhèng wǒ huì huílái de.
Darling, I promise I will come back.
This sentence is usually said in a deeply personal context, where someone assures their loved one about their return.
我们保证制造出高质量的产品。
Wǒmen bǎozhèng zhìzào chū gāo zhìliàng de chǎnpǐn.
We guarantee to produce high quality products.
This phrase is typically used in a commercial setting to assure customers of the quality of the products.
政府保证提供充足的教育资源。
Zhèngfǔ bǎozhèng tígōng chōngzú de jiàoyù zīyuán.
The government guarantees to provide sufficient educational resources.
This sentence is typically used in the context of government or policy-related topics where guarantees are made about providing essential public services.
我保证你会喜欢这个电影。
Wǒ bǎozhèng nǐ huì xǐhuān zhège diànyǐng.
I assure you will like this movie.
This phrase is often used when recommending a movie or any form of entertainment to someone. It means the speaker is very confident about the quality of the recommended movie.