n.担保人，保证人

原形：guarantor复数：guarantors

The bank required a guarantor for the loan since the applicant had no credit history.
银行因为贷款申请人没有信用记录，所以要求有担保人。
My parents agreed to act as guarantors for my apartment lease.
我的父母同意作为我租房合约的担保人。
The landlord asked for a guarantor to co-sign the rental agreement due to the tenant's unstable income.
由于租户收入不稳定，房东要求有一位担保人共同签署租赁协议。
In order to secure the business loan, the company needed to provide a guarantor with substantial assets.
为了确保获得商业贷款，公司需要提供一个拥有大量资产的担保人。
She could not afford the car on her own, so her uncle stepped in as the guarantor for the auto loan.
她自己无法承担购车费用，因此她的叔叔作为担保人帮助她申请了汽车贷款。
The scholarship application process mandated a guarantor who could vouch for the candidate's academic potential.
奖学金申请流程要求有一个能证明候选人学术潜力的担保人。
The art gallery insisted on having a guarantor before allowing the valuable paintings to be exhibited.
这家艺术画廊坚持在展出这些珍贵画作前要有担保人。
He was hesitant to be a guarantor for his friend's debt, fearing it might harm their relationship.
他对于成为朋友债务的担保人犹豫不决，担心这可能损害他们的关系。
The music festival required headlining bands to have a financial guarantor to cover any potential losses.
音乐节要求头条乐队提供财务担保人，以覆盖任何潜在损失。
As a foreign student, I needed a local resident to act as my guarantor when opening a bank account.
作为一名外国学生，在开设银行账户时，我需要一位当地居民作为我的担保人。