warrant · verb
Significados y ejemplos
Hacer que una acción o respuesta determinada sea razonable o necesaria.
The new evidence may warrant another investigation into the incident.
A minor delay does not warrant canceling the entire project.
Her symptoms warranted a closer examination by a specialist.
Formas
- warrant base form
- warrants third-person singular present
- warranted past tense and past participle
- warranting present participle