I. swear <swore; sworn> [sweə] 动词 不及物动词
II. swear <swore; sworn> [sweə] 动词 trans
| I | swear |
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| you | swear |
| he/she/it | swears |
| we | swear |
| you | swear |
| they | swear |
| I | swore |
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| you | swore |
| he/she/it | swore |
| we | swore |
| you | swore |
| they | swore |
| I | have | sworn |
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| you | have | sworn |
| he/she/it | has | sworn |
| we | have | sworn |
| you | have | sworn |
| they | have | sworn |
| I | had | sworn |
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| you | had | sworn |
| he/she/it | had | sworn |
| we | had | sworn |
| you | had | sworn |
| they | had | sworn |
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An oath was taken that called upon Jupiter to strike down the person if they swore the oath falsely.
en.wikipedia.org Seventeen representatives from each side swore an oath to uphold the treaty, which was meant to last for fifty years.
en.wikipedia.org Two consenting adult (fictional, animated) characters had a physical relationship for one night and some other guy swore.
www.gizmodo.com.au The watchman swore, and they went on farther.
en.wikipedia.org The police even said it was 30 meters wide and some people swore they saw a halo around it.
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