Pronunciation: /plɛdʒd/
verb to commit or promise to do something
A1 She pledged to always be there for her friends.
A2 He pledged to donate a portion of his salary to charity every month.
B1 The company pledged to reduce its carbon footprint by 50% within the next year.
B2 The politician pledged to improve healthcare access for all citizens if elected.
C1 The CEO pledged to implement new policies to promote diversity and inclusion in the workplace.
C2 The organization pledged to allocate a percentage of its profits towards environmental conservation efforts.
adjective having made a formal promise or commitment
A1 She pledged to always be there for her best friend.
A2 The company pledged to donate a portion of their profits to charity.
B1 The government has pledged to improve public transportation in the city.
B2 The organization has pledged to support sustainable farming practices.
C1 The CEO pledged to increase employee benefits and salaries.
C2 The politician pledged to reform the healthcare system during their campaign.
formal The government pledged to allocate more funding towards education reform.
informal I pledged to help my friend move next weekend.
slang I pledged to always have my friend's back, no matter what.
figurative She pledged her heart to him, promising to love him forever.
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