ensuring
ensuring — 動詞
- ensuringpresent simple I / you / we / they
- ensurings3rd person singular
- ensuringing-ing form
- ensuringedpast simple
1. to do what is needed so that a particular thing will definitely happen or be tru
確保；保證
採取必要行動使某事必定發生
to do what is needed so that a particular thing will definitely happen or be true, especially when there are risks or uncertainties that could prevent it.
The night-shift nurse checked the patient's vital signs each hour, ensuring no change went unnoticed.
夜班護士每小時檢查病人的生命跡象，確保任何變化都不被忽略。
ensure + noun phrase with result meaning
Ajay locked the windows and tested the smoke alarm, ensuring the house was safe.
Ajay 鎖好窗戶並測試了煙霧警報器，確保房子是安全的。
The new traffic lights ensure that children can cross the street safely near the school.
新的交通號誌確保學童能在學校附近安全地過馬路。
Fatima always checks her email twice before sending it to ensure the attachment is included.
Fatima 寄出電子郵件前總會檢查兩次，以確認附件已附上。
Proper training ensures that all factory workers know how to operate the machinery safely.
適當的訓練確保所有工廠員工都知道如何安全操作機器。
- risk
To do something that makes a negative outcome possible, the opposite of preventing it
- jeopardize
To put something in danger of failing or being lost
文法句型
ensure + noun phrase
ensure + that-clause
ensure + noun phrase + adjective/complement
用法筆記
Often used with a that-clause to state the desired outcome. In formal writing, the subjunctive may appear after 'ensure that' ('The policy ensures that every student be treated fairly'), but the indicative is far more common at all levels. The -ing form 'ensuring' frequently appears in participial phrases that explain how something is achieved.