guaranteed
- 01 B2 Upper Intermediate
certain to happen or exist.
describing an outcome that is certain to occur or a condition that is assured.
Simple“If you don't study for the exam, failure is almost guaranteed.”
In context“In such a volatile market, there are no guaranteed returns on investment, regardless of what the brochure might suggest.”
- 02 B2 Upper Intermediate
promised to be of good quality or to work properly.
protected by a formal promise or a written assurance, typically regarding the quality or durability of a product.
Simple“The new washing machine is guaranteed for three years.”
In context“The manufacturer provides a guaranteed repair service for all hardware defects discovered within the first twenty-four months of ownership.”
“The club is scheduled to face off against North Melbourne on Sunday for the last round before the finals, through which the top six teams are guaranteed to advance.”
“If you are spending £6m on a forward, you could get the likes of Calvert-Lewin who is close to being guaranteed to play 90 minutes most weeks and on penalties.”