guarantors

英 [ˌgærənˈtɔːz]

美 [ˌgɛrənˈtɔrz]

n.  担保人; 保证人
guarantor的复数

柯林斯词典

• 担保人；保证人
  Aguarantoris a person who gives a guarantee or who is bound by one.

双语例句

• Guarantors of the debtor, after having repaid debts on behalf of the debtor, may be deemed creditors, and enjoy the right to vote.
  债务人的保证人，在代替债务人清偿债务后可以作为债权人，享有表决权。
• In China, most of loan guarantors are of default risk.
  在中国，绝大多数的贷款担保人有违约风险。
• The armed forces see themselves as the guarantors of free elections in the country.
  武装力量视他们自己是在这个国家进行自由选举的保证人。
• But that is rarely the case, the IFC employee says, especially since staff at the guarantors tend to have been recruited from the banks themselves.
  但是，上述ifc员工表示，这种情况很少见，特别是由于担保公司的员工往往是从银行招聘的。
• For all Americans, the idea that the government would drive the rate of home ownership has evaporated with the White House plan for housing finance, which winds down the government-sponsored mortgage guarantors and emphasises the role of renting.
  对全体美国人来说，关于政府将致力提高住房拥有率的想法已随着白宫出台的住房融资计划而烟消云散。该计划将逐步关闭受政府支持的住房抵押贷款担保机构，强调租房的作用。
• The willingness to sacrifice international respectability is dangerous, especially as governments are now guarantors of the global financial system.
  甘愿牺牲国际声望是一种危险的行为，特别是考虑到现在各国政府已成为全球金融体系的担保者。
• The qualification of guarantors is very important for the realization of guarantee.
  保证是诉前扣船中最常用的担保方式，保证人的资格对保证的实现至关重要。
• 'Indeed, nearly 80 per cent of our guarantors are family members.'
  确实如此，我们的担保人近8成是家庭成员。
• For credit guarantors to backstop loans to small and medium enterprises, they need to be better informed about an enterprise than the banks.
  对于帮助中小企业获得贷款的信贷担保公司来说，他们必须比银行更了解企业情况。
• A Study on the Rights of Defenses of Guarantors in Independent Guarantee Transactions
  独立担保项下担保人的抗辩权初探