two-way pledge
nounUK /ˌtuː ˈweɪ plɛdʒ/
US /ˌtu ˈweɪ plɛdʒ/
A two-way pledge is a promise that two people or groups make to each other.
The two classes made a two-way pledge to always share their art supplies.
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2. An agreement in which both sides promise to do something for the other.
The neighbors signed a two-way pledge to keep the shared garden tidy.
3. A commitment that requires effort from both parties, not just one.
Their friendship worked because it was a two-way pledge of trust and kindness.
4. A formal exchange of promises between two countries or organizations.
The two schools announced a two-way pledge to exchange students every summer.