گزارش خطا در معنی کلمه 'oath'

1 عمومی:: پیمان‌

2 عمومی:: سوگند

3 عمومی:: قسم‌ خوردن‌

1 general::   noun formal promise ADJ. sacred, solemn | Hippocratic a doctor's Hippocratic oath VERB + OATH swear, take He took an oath of allegiance to his adopted country. | break, violate PREP. ~ of an oath of allegiance/loyalty in a court of law VERB + OATH administer Only a judge is allowed to administer the oath. PREP. on ~ He swore on oath that he had never seen me before. | under ~ Witnesses must testify under oath. swear word ADJ. obscene QUANT. stream, string He muttered a stream of oaths. VERB + OATH mutter, utter

2 general:: oath verbs swear/take an oath • As children, they took an oath of friendship. violate/break an oath (= do something you promised not to do ) • I do not expect you to violate your oath. be bound by an oath (= have sworn an oath ) • These chiefs were bound to him by oaths of loyalty. phrases an oath of loyalty/allegiance/obedience • They swore an oath of allegiance to the crown. an oath of secrecy • Anyone who joined had to swear an oath of secrecy. the oath of office (= the oath a government worker swears to do a job honestly and well ) ADJECTIVES/NOUN + oath a solemn oath (= a very serious oath ) • He swore a solemn oath never to tell. a sacred oath (= one you swear by God ) • Stephen swore a sacred oath to recognise Matilda as Queen. the presidential oath (= sworn by a new president ) • the oldest person ever to take the presidential oath for the first time the coronation oath (= sworn by a king or queen when they are crowned )

3 general:: noun pledge: He took the oath of office.