形容词宣过誓的; 保证说实话的; （朋友）感情极深的; （敌人）不共戴天的
动词诅咒，咒骂( swear的过去分词 ); （使某人）就…宣誓; 郑重承诺; 发誓要
形容词
1. They were sworn witnesses.
他们是宣过誓的证人。
2. The police had his sworn statement.
警察听取他的宣过誓的证词。
3. He was Jack's sworn enemy.
他是杰克不共戴天的敌人。
1. 宣誓：sworn friend 莫逆之交 | sworn 宣誓 | swot 苦读
2. 死黨：女同学,Female students | 死党,Sworn | 女朋友,Girlfriend
3. 发过誓的/肯芜/苦读/死读/肯书虫/辛苦的工作：swore /诅咒/ | sworn /发过誓的/肯芜/苦读/死读/肯书虫/辛苦的工作/ | sybarite /耽于奢侈逸乐之徒/
4. 盟誓的：superficial肤浅的,浅薄的,一知半解的 | sworn盟誓的 | systematic tactful 机智的,机敏的;得体的;老练
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2. (陈述、声明)宣过誓的，宣誓证明的
If you make a sworn statement or declaration, you swear that everything that you have said in it is true.
e.g. The allegations against them were made in sworn evidence to the inquiry.
在调查取得的宣誓证词中对他们提出了指控。
3. (仇敌)不共戴天的,势不两立的
If two people or two groups of people are sworn enemies, they dislike each other very much.
e.g. It somehow seems hardly surprising that Ms Player is now his sworn enemy.
现在普莱耶女士成了他不共戴天的仇敌反倒让人觉得不足为奇了。
1. The new cabinet members were sworn in at the presidential palace on Saturday.
2. Five new Cabinet members were sworn in Monday, four of them Sunnis.
3. sworn的意思
3. The admissions dampened the mood in the Capitol, where legislators had chanted Paterson's name and cheered after he was sworn in Monday.
4. He was sworn in during a colorful ceremony at the parliament building in Lusaka.
5. It aims to cripple Hamas so the movement sworn to its destruction does not fill a power vacuum.
6. Detective Nate Cogburn described in a sworn affidavit details of the alleged abuse that emerged during an interview with the boy.
7. sworn什么意思
7. Yuan depreciation will also spark protectionist reaction in the US, especially after the new US government is sworn in.
8. sworn的解释
8. NANCHANG - The Chinese public is starting to take notice of efforts to fight corruption, as government leaders have sworn to ditch extravagance and uphold frugality.
9. sworn什么意思
9. President Bush was sworn in for a second term on Thursday and pledged to work to heal a country divided by the Iraq war.
10. President Obama signed an executive order to ban the use of torture on January 21, one day after he was sworn in as US President.