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pawned

/pɔːnd/

/pɔnd/

pawnverb

pawned

Past Simple

pawned

Past Simple

pawned

Past Participle

pawning

Gerund

/pɔːn/

/pɔn/

Traductions

He decided to pawn his watch to get some quick cash.

Он решил заложить свои часы, чтобы быстро получить деньги.

Définitions

To deposit an item as security for a loan.

He decided to pawn his watch to get some quick cash.

To pledge or stake (something, especially one’s word, honour, or credibility) as security or assurance; to guarantee.

He pawned his word that the debt would be repaid.

Synonymes

pawnnoun

Définitions

A chess piece of the smallest size and value, typically moved one square forward at a time, but capturing diagonally.

He sacrificed a pawn to gain a better position on the board.

A person used by others for their own purposes.

She felt like a pawn in their political games.

An item deposited as security for a loan with a pawnbroker.

He left his watch as a pawn to secure the loan.

The state or condition of being held as security by a pawnbroker; pledge.

The family heirlooms remained in pawn until they could repay the debt.

pawnadjective

Définitions

Relating to pawnbroking or associated with items deposited with a pawnbroker; used before another noun.

He took the necklace to a pawn shop for appraisal.