underwrite
underwrite 英 [ˌʌndəˈraɪt] 美 [ˌʌndərˈraɪt]
v. 承保，承销
进行时:underwriting 过去式:underwrote 过去分词:underwritten 第三人称单数:underwrites
- To underwrite is to insure or promise to be financially responsible in case of loss or damage. An insurance agent can underwrite your renter's insurance policy, which protects you if there's a fire or robbery, for example.
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- v. 承保，承销
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1. No bank would be willing to underwrite such a loss.
没有哪家银行愿意承担这样的损失。
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2. The government has underwrote the development cost of the building.
政府同意承担该大楼的费用。
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3. He even returned to London and got more bonds underwritten for ￡800,000.
他甚至回到伦敦，承保了80万英镑的债券。
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4. A group of ten international banks is to underwrite and sell the bonds.
一个由10家国际银行组成的银团将包销及出售这些债券。
- underwrite (v.) Old English underwritan "write at the foot of; subscribe;" see under + write (v.). A loan-translation of Latin subscribere (see subscribe). Used literally at first; modern sense of "to accept the risk of insurance" (1620s) is from notion of signing a marine insurance policy. Meaning "to support by a guarantee of money" is recorded from 1890.
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