/ˈwɒrənt/ – noun / verb
Definition: 1. trát, lệnh (lục soát, bắt giữ,..), chỉ thị;
2. quyền hạn, thẩm quyền;
3. chứng chỉ, giấy chứng nhận;
4. lệnh trả tiền;
5. lệnh chi cổ tức;
6. chứng chỉ bảo quản hàng trong kho;
7. xác nhận, chứng thực, đảm bảo;
8. cam đoan, biện hộ.
A more thorough explanation: 1. (also: share warrant) a document allowing the holder to buy shares at a particular price or before a particular date
2. a document that allows the holder to receive goods, money or services etc
3. an official document, usually signed by a judge, giving police permission to make an arrest or a search or do other acts as part of the administration of justice
Example: 1. The warrants have an exercise price of $2. 19 per share of common stock and are exercisable beginning 181 days after the closing date of the offering.
2. My brother has been given a travel warrant by his college to go for an apprenticeship interview in two weeks.
3. A Spanish judge issued an international arrest warrant Wednesday, charging three US soldiers with murder in the death of a Spanish television cameraman.