warrant
/ˈwɔrənt; ?@ ˈwɔ:r-; `wɔrənt/ n
1 [C] ~ (for sth)
(a) written order giving authority to do sth 授权命令
issue a warrant for sb's arrest 发出逮捕某人的逮捕状
a death-/search-warrant 死刑执行令[搜查证]
A warrant is out for his arrest/against him. 已经发出了可逮捕他的逮捕证.
(b) voucher that entitles the holder to receive goods, money, services, etc （可得到货物、 钱、 服务等的）凭证, 证件: a travel warrant 通行证
a warrant for dividends on shares 股息单.
2 ~ for sth/doing sth [U]
(fml 文) justification or authorization for (an action, etc) 正当理由; 根据
He had no warrant for doing that/what he did. 他那样做毫无道理. warrant, v
1 [Tn] (fml 文) be a warrant(2) for (sth); justify or deserve 证明（某事物）正当、 有理或恰当
Nothing can warrant such severe punishment. 这样严厉的惩罚毫无根据.
Her interference was not warranted.她干涉得毫无道理.
The crisis warrants special measures.大难当头有必要采取特别措施.
2 [usu passive 通常用於被动语态
Tn, Cn.a, Cn.n, Cn.t]
guarantee (sth) as genuine 保证（某物）为真品或正品
This material is warranted (to be) pure silk. 这种料子保证是纯丝的.3 (idm 习语) I('ll) warrant (you) (dated 旧) I assure or promise you 我（向你）保证
The trouble isn't over yet, I'll warrant you. 麻烦事并没有完, 我可以给你打包票.