vow
- IPA[vou]
美式
- a solemn promise.；a set of promises committing one to a prescribed role, calling, or course of action, typically to marriage or a monastic career
- solemnly promise to do a specified thing；dedicate to someone or something, especially a deity
verb: vow, 3rd person present: vows, gerund or present participle: vowing, past tense: vowed, past participle: vowed
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名詞
- 1. a solemn promise.
- ▪ a set of promises committing one to a prescribed role, calling, or course of action, typically to marriage or a monastic career the vows of celibacy
動詞
- 1. solemnly promise to do a specified thing I vowed that my family would never go hungry one fan vowed, “I'll picket every home game.”
- 2. archaic dedicate to someone or something, especially a deity I vowed myself to this enterprise
- one of a set of solemn promises made by two people when they get married: her husband has broken his marriage vows and betrayed her
Oxford American Dictionary
- one of a set of solemn promises made by two people when they get married: her husband has broken his marriage vows and betrayed her
Oxford Dictionary
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- IPA[vaʊ]
英式
- a solemn promise.
- solemnly promise to do a specified thing: the rebels vowed to continue fighting I vowed that my family would never go hungry
Oxford Dictionary
