sworn

英 [swɔːn]

美 [swɔːrn]

adj.  (尤指在法庭上)宣过誓的，宣誓证明的; 不共戴天的仇敌
v.  咒骂; 诅咒; 说脏话; 郑重承诺; 发誓要; 表示决心要; 赌咒发誓地说; 肯定地说
swear的过去分词

过去分词：sworn　

BNC.21505 / COCA.15344

牛津词典

adj.

• （尤指在法庭上）宣过誓的，宣誓证明的
  made after you have promised to tell the truth, especially in court
  1. a sworn statement
     宣誓证词
• 不共戴天的仇敌
  people, countries, etc. that have a strong hatred for each other

柯林斯词典

• 
  Swornis the past participle ofswear.
• ADJ (陈述、声明)宣过誓的，宣誓证明的
  If you make aswornstatement or declaration, you swear that everything that you have said in it is true.
  1. 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。
• ADJ (仇敌)不共戴天的,势不两立的
  If two people or two groups of people areswornenemies, they dislike each other very much.
  1. 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。

双语例句

• That's funny, I could have sworn you set this up.
  这太嘲讽了，我对天发誓这是你设的局。
• I have sworn an oath to defend her.
  我发誓要保护她。
• Thomas will be sworn in today as a justice on the Supreme Court.
  托马斯今天将宣誓就任最高法院法官。
• They've sworn allegiance to the king?
  都宣誓效忠王上了？
• They signed a sworn affidavit.
  他们签署了宣誓书。
• I could have sworn I heard the phone ring.
  我敢肯定我听见电话铃响了。
• 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。
• They were sworn to secrecy.
  他们依照要求起誓保密。
• You have sworn to be faithful to me.
  你已发誓对我忠心耿耿。
• My dog and the neighbour's cat are sworn enemies.
  我的狗和邻居的猫是不共戴天的仇敌。