1.誓言,誓约;誓愿
2.誓约内容,誓约行为(等)
1.起誓,许愿;誓约;申言誓必...
2.〈古〉断言
3.发誓;许愿
1.a serious promise
2.a set of promises that people make to each other, for example during a wedding ceremony
1.to promise that you will do something
1.When Young began his vows, we locked eyes and the only way I got through mine without wobbling was by holding his gaze.
在扬郑重地做出他的婚誓的时候，我们眼对着眼，我只有紧紧地抓住他的目光，才不至于让我抖动。
2.But if her husband says nothing to her about it from day to day, then he confirms all her vows or the pledges binding on her.
倘若她丈夫天天向她默默不言，就算是坚定她所许的愿和约束自己的话。
3.Disciple Min Rong Rong suggested my Bodhi Vows; she said that when she first read it she was shaken by the great vows.
弟子闵蓉蓉提议写我的愿文，她说当她第一次读到这麽伟大的愿文时感到很震撼。
4.Ellen and Doug did not read vows or exchange rings -- there was no ceremony, no kiss, no wedding.
Ellen和Doug没有宣誓，没有交换戒指：没有仪式，没有亲吻，也没有婚礼。
5.It seemed to me that this would be the perfect time to renew our vows, so I recruited Karen, my sister-in-law, to help me.
在我看来，这将是完美的时间来延续我们的誓言，所以我招聘克伦人，我和妹妹在法律，以帮助我。
6."As Iraq enters this new phase in its history, the United States vows its continued support, " she said.
赖斯说：“在伊拉克步入这个历史新纪元之际，美国坚定地表示将继续提供支持。”
7.It was funny because when we said our vows Keith had these green ears sprouting from the top of his head.
当我们宣读誓言时，他头上的两只耳朵一动一动的，太搞笑了。
8.At the time we naively thought that this day will last forever, so we high-five vows to be together forever, never apart.
那时的我们天真地以为这样的日子会一直持续下去，所以我们击掌盟誓要一辈子在一起，永远也不分开。
9.Pang De, the vanguard, has brought a coffin with him anddefiantly vows to fight you to the finish, General.
前部先锋庞德，军前抬一木榇，口出不逊之言，誓欲与将军决一死战。
10.There was a police presence as they exchanged vows, thanks to the fact that her attacker has been released from prison.
他们互立誓言的时候，当年的一位警察也到场了，幸亏那个袭击她的人如今已经被释放了。