1.保证,担保,作证
2.担保,保证
3.确定;断言
1.to provide supporting evidence for the quality of somebody or something
2.to cite somebody such as an authority in support of something
3.to assert or declare something
4.in English law, to summon somebody to court to prove ownership of land
1.to provide supporting evidence for the quality of somebody or something
2.to cite somebody such as an authority in support of something
3.to assert or declare something
4.in English law, to summon somebody to court to prove ownership of land
1.Expense is not the only problem. Leases often require newcomers to be vouched for by other tenants.
费用并不是唯一的问题，租赁协议通常需要新来的人持有其他居住者的担保。
2.He vouched that she was really with him at the time.
他保证当时她确实和他在一起。
3.Vouched users are more likely to be trusted than anonymous users.
比起匿名用户，认证过的用户会更值得信赖。
4.Only members who have been vouched for three times have the power to issue such an endorsement.
只有经过三个不同的人担保过的会员才有权得到类似的徽章。
5.With others who have been vouched for, talk turns to the latest demonstration or person to go missing.
而对于另一些能确信无疑的亲友，谈话的内容则变成最近的示威游行或是宣告失踪的人士。
6.They have to apologize to me and give me compensation, ' she was quoted as saying in the Mirror interview, whose accuracy Sun vouched for.
他们必须向我道歉，给予我补偿。她的律师孙景伟保证采访内容是准确的。
7.Digital certificates are the mechanism for providing public keys in this vouched-for form.
数字证书就是一种以第三方证明的形式提供公开密匙的机制。
8.He vouched his words by his deeds.
他以行动证实了他的诺言。
9.The experts have vouched for the painting's authenticity.
历史性，真实性历史真实；事实。
10.The right of Chinese citizens to obtain education has been further vouched.
公民受教育的权利进一步得到保障。