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

• 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。
• Will you swear in the name of this God that you are not my mother?
  你会以这位神的名发誓说你不是我的母亲吗？
• Are you willing to swear in court that you saw him do it?
  你愿意在法庭上宣誓说你曾看见他做那件事了吗？
• 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。
• 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。
• Swear was prevalent in litigation of ancient western countries.
  宣誓在古代西方的诉讼中普遍存在。
• It can't be* I swear I put them in my pocket.
  这不可能，我发誓把他们放我兜里了。
• Moreover, Men frequently use imperatives, directives, swear or taboos in their speech while women tend to use questions, requests and indirect expressions instead.
  再者，男性说话时常使用祈使句、命令句，甚至脏话和禁忌语，而女性则倾向使用问句、请求或间接的表达方式。
• Don't swear in front of the children.
  别在孩子们面前骂人。
• A ceremony to swear in a new government in Rome.
  新政府的宣誓就职仪式在罗马举行。