英语
西班牙语
allegiance [美 əˈlidʒəns, 英 əˈliːdʒ(ə)ns] 名词 U or C
- allegiance
- lealtad f
- to swear allegiance to the Crown
- jurar lealtad a la Corona
- to owe allegiance to sb 历史
- deber tributo a alguien
- all political allegiances
- todas las filiaciones políticas
Pledge of Allegiance Info
- Pledge of Allegiance
- Promesa de lealtad que los norteamericanos hacen a su bandera y a su patria. En muchos colegios, los niños la repiten cada mañana frente a la bandera y con una mano en el pecho.
- disown child/friend/country/allegiance
- renegar de
- disown child/friend/country/allegiance
- repudiar
- exact allegiance
- exigir
- oath of allegiance
- juramento de lealtad
西班牙语
英语
- jurar la Constitución
- to swear allegiance to the Constitution
- la jura de bandera o LatAm la jura a la bandera o RíoPl la jura de la bandera
- the ceremony at which recruits (o schoolchildren etc.) swear allegiance to the flag
- jurar (la) bandera
- to swear allegiance to the flag
- juraron la Constitución/(la) bandera o LatAm a la bandera
- they swore allegiance to the Constitution/to the flag
- voltearse (cambiar de afiliación)
- to change one's allegiance
英语
西班牙语
allegiance [əˈli:dʒəns] 名词 无复数
- allegiance
- lealtad f
- to pledge allegiance to sb/sth
- jurar lealtad a alguien/algo
- oath of allegiance
- juramento de lealtad
西班牙语
英语
- maroma (cambio de partido político)
- change of political allegiance
- homenaje
- allegiance
英语
西班牙语
allegiance [ə·ˈli·dʒəns] 名词
- allegiance
- lealtad f
- to pledge allegiance to sb/sth
- jurar lealtad a alguien/algo
- oath of allegiance
- juramento de lealtad
- to swear blind allegiance to sb/sth
- jurar lealtad ciega a alguien/algo
西班牙语
英语
- maroma (cambio de partido político)
- change of political allegiance
- homenaje
- allegiance
单语范例（未经PONS编辑处理）
He rallied his men by making them swear an oath to conquer or die.
en.wikipedia.org Those members who have not taken oath in the first meeting take oath when they attend a meeting for the first time.
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 One night, when he had recovered some of his heavy losses, he took an oath that he would never touch dice again.
en.wikipedia.org After this oath, the student is called a "murid".
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