vowed 的 3 个定义
- a solemn promise, pledge, or personal commitment: marriage vows; a vow of secrecy.
- a solemn promise made to a deity or saint committing oneself to an act, service, or condition.
- a solemn or earnest declaration.
- to make a vow of; promise by a vow, as to God or a saint: to vow a crusade or a pilgrimage.
- to pledge or resolve solemnly to do, make, give, observe, etc.: They vowed revenge.
- to declare solemnly or earnestly; assert emphatically: She vowed that she would take the matter to court.
- to dedicate or devote by a vow: to vow oneself to the service of God.
- to make a vow.
- to make a solemn or earnest declaration.
vowed 近义词
make a solemn promise
更多vowed例句
- On one of his visits to Moscow he thinks was in 1995 prior to moving there he and Yaroslav exchanged vows that the two considered to be equivalent to a marriage in Pushkinskaya Square, a park-like plaza in downtown Moscow, John told the Blade.
- Three years into that vow, with losses still running about $1 million a month, Prospect’s warnings that it wanted to sell or close the hospital spurred state lawmakers to hand the company an “emergency” $15 million grant.
- Ten years before, when we took our vows the first time, they mattered mostly just to the two of us.
- Perhaps because we love our children so fiercely, and because we know better now what marriage means, those vows have only grown in significance.
- This time, those vows mattered also for two small people who are like our hearts outside our bodies.
- Although the blood-spattered offices will be off-limits, staff have vowed to continue producing the magazine.
- She vowed to repay the money—no official word, however, on whether she ever did that.
- In fact, I publicly vowed to abstain from The Ball in 2012, but professional responsibilities and curiosity got the better of me.
- Bohac vowed to that when he came back next year there would be no confusion about any Christmas tree or Santa aprons.
- So was the importance of protest itself, which he vowed to protect from the heavy-handed policies employed by his predecessors.
- The exile and the maiden, in short, fell in love with each other, and they mutually vowed never to be parted but by force.
- He vowed he was taking even better care of himself than usual, but his chest is bad again.
- How have the contributions of the faithful, for this end, been merely offered to men, but not vowed openly to God?
- All that God requires of man, and consequently the use of all means appointed for glorifying his name, ought to be vowed.
- We are warranted to maintain that what was Covenanted before, no less than it should be performed, should be vowed again.