pledging [ˈpleʤɪŋ] SUST. sin pl. DER.
- pledging
- zastawienie nt
I. pledge [pleʤ] SUST.
1. pledge form. (promise):
4. pledge (documents as security for loan):
II. pledge [pleʤ] V. trans.
1. pledge (solemnly promise):
2. pledge (promise to contribute):
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- deklarować [perf za-]
| I | pledge |
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| you | pledge |
| he/she/it | pledges |
| we | pledge |
| you | pledge |
| they | pledge |
| I | pledged |
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| you | pledged |
| he/she/it | pledged |
| we | pledged |
| you | pledged |
| they | pledged |
| I | have | pledged |
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| you | have | pledged |
| he/she/it | has | pledged |
| we | have | pledged |
| you | have | pledged |
| they | have | pledged |
| I | had | pledged |
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| you | had | pledged |
| he/she/it | had | pledged |
| we | had | pledged |
| you | had | pledged |
| they | had | pledged |
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A pledge of $130 will get them a front light only.
www.gizmag.com Realising that more would die needlessly, the prisoners commanders decided that they and their men would sign the pledge under duress.
en.wikipedia.org You just have to cough up the $9,500 tuition or, alternatively, pledge a small percent of your income for the next ten years.
nymag.com For problems that seemed especially important or difficult or both, the problem's proposer would often pledge to award a prize for its solution.
en.wikipedia.org In other words, the plaintiff entered into a combination of credit agreements (with a right to overdraw) and pledge agreements with the bank.
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