/seɪf plɛʤ/ – Noun
Definition: sự bảo lãnh cho việc ra hầu tòa.
A more thorough explanation: A safe-pledge is a legal term that refers to a pledge or security interest in property that is given to secure a debt or obligation, where the property remains in the possession of the debtor or a third party until the debt is repaid or the obligation is fulfilled. This type of arrangement allows the debtor to retain possession and use of the property while providing the creditor with a security interest in the event of default.
Example: The borrower provided a safe-pledge of their valuable artwork as collateral for the loan.