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1. Oxford American Dictionary

   promises, promises

   • ph.
     used to indicate that the speaker is skeptical about someone's stated intention to do something
2. • 相關詞

   I promise (or I promise you)

   • ph.
     used for emphasis, especially so as to reassure, encourage, or threaten someone

   Oxford American Dictionary

   I promise (or I promise you)

   • ph.
     used for emphasis, especially so as to reassure, encourage, or threaten someone

   Oxford Dictionary

   promise

   • n.
     a declaration or assurance that one will do something or that a particular thing will happen: what happened to all those firm promises of support? I did not keep my promise to go home early
   • v.
     assure someone that one will definitely do something or that something will happen: he promised to forward my mail she made him promise that he wouldn't do it again

   Oxford Dictionary

   promise

   • n.
     a declaration or assurance that one will do a particular thing or that a particular thing will ... what happened to all those firm promises of support? he took my fax number with the promise that he would send me a drawing
   • v.
     assure someone that one will definitely do, give, or arrange something; undertake or declare ... he promised to forward my mail she made him promise that he wouldn't do it again

   Oxford American Dictionary

   Promised Land

   • n.
     (in the Bible) the land of Canaan, that was promised to Abraham and his descendants (Gen. 12:7).

   Oxford American Dictionary

   Promised Land

   • n.
     (in the Bible) the land of Canaan, that was promised to Abraham and his descendants (Gen. 12:7).

   Oxford Dictionary

   I promise

   • ph.
     used for emphasis, especially so as to reassure, encourage, or threaten someone

   Oxford Dictionary

   I promise

   • ph.
     used for emphasis, especially so as to reassure, encourage, or threaten someone

   Oxford American Dictionary

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   promises, promises

   • ph.
     used to indicate that the speaker is sceptical about someone's stated intention to do something

   Oxford Dictionary