sworn
sworn 英 [swɔːn] 美 [swɔrn]
adj. 发过誓的；宣誓过的 v. 发誓（swear的过去分词）
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- adj. 发过誓的；宣誓过的
- v. 发誓（swear的过去分词）
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1. If elected, he would be 72 when sworn in as president.
如果他当选，他在宣誓就职的时候已经72岁。
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2. And yet, Candy had sworn she had seen someone walk by an upstairs window.
可是，坎迪发誓说她看见了有人从楼上的窗户走过。
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3. He will be sworn in with his hand on a bible used by Abraham Lincoln - the president who ended slavery in the United States.
奥巴马在宣誓就职时会将手放在林肯总统曾经使用过的圣经上。 正是林肯总统结束了美国的奴隶制度。
- sworn past participle of swear; sworn enemies, those who have taken a vow of mutual hatred, is from c. 1600.
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