swear in

英 [sweə(r) ɪn]

美 [swer ɪn]

使宣誓就职

法律

柯林斯词典

• PHRASAL VERB 使宣誓就职
  When someoneis sworn in, they formally promise to fulfil the duties of a new job or appointment.
  1. Soon after the New Year, the new Congress will come to Washington to be sworn in.
     新年后不久，新一届国会议员就将前往华盛顿宣誓就职。

英英释义

verb

• administer on oath to
  1. The speaker of the House swore in the new President

双语例句

• Once the human becomes addicted after smoking is very then difficult to swear off, because in tobacco's Nicotine widely regards as narcotics, it plays the stimulation to the central nervous system.
  人一旦对吸烟上瘾后便很难戒掉，因为烟草中的尼古丁被广泛视为毒品，它对中枢神经系统起刺激作用。
• Would you swear that statement in court?
  你愿意在法庭内发誓吗？
• The experiment showed the more often people swear in daily life, the less extra time they could stand the pain.
  实验结果显示，一个人说脏话的频率越高，他对疼痛的忍耐力就越差。
• If you had good manners you wouldn't swear in company.
  你有礼貌的话就不会在客人面前张口骂人。
• Swear was prevalent in litigation of ancient western countries.
  宣誓在古代西方的诉讼中普遍存在。
• Senior people may swear in private but should be careful about doing it in public.
  高层人士可以在私下骂人，但在公共场合这么干就要小心了。
• The chief justice will swear in the president.
  审判长，首席法官，法院院长。
• Do you soiemniy swear that in the matter now pending before this committee.
  你能庄严的宣誓在委员会面前。
• Bill, remember yourself! Don't swear in front of the children.
  比尔，注意检点！别在孩子们面前骂人。
• Sometimes you'll swear you don't see in yourself the loathsome qualities you notice in others.
  有时候，你会发誓在自己身上看不到你在别人身上注意到的那些可恶的品质。