to vow; to pledge; to swear; to solemnly declare a resolution or guarantee that one will act according to their word

oath; pledge; vow; words spoken to express determination or a promise

to swear an oath or make a vow, often in a formal ceremony to express loyalty, resolve, or the beginning of official duties

to take an oath or vow; to swear a solemn promise

oath; pledge; formal words used to express determination

to make a solemn pledge; to promise with the utmost sincerity; often used to describe a couple's vows of love and loyalty

To vow or swear to do something even at the cost of one's life, or to do something with absolute resolve until death

to take an oath and enter into an agreement together

to be sworn in; to take an oath of office before beginning a job

(idiom) to make a solemn oath of eternal love that is as enduring as the mountains and the seas

To swear a solemn oath of eternal love as enduring as the mountains and the seas; also written [[海誓山盟|海誓山盟|hai3 shi4 shan1 meng2]]

to take an oath; to make a vow

to swear not to stop until a goal is reached; to vow to fight to the finish

to take a mass pledge or vow before an undertaking; specifically, for a commander to address and inspire troops before going into battle

an oath of alliance or a formal pledge between parties

to take an oath; to swear or vow solemnly; to take the name of God in vain

to swear an oath by heaven; to make a solemn vow to show one's sincerity

a vow or wish made when making a solemn oath

to swear that both sides cannot exist together; to be completely incompatible or irreconcilable with an enemy due to deep hatred

to swear an oath to die rather than yield or follow orders; often used as an idiom to show extreme defiance or loyalty

To vow to stay together through life and death; describes a relationship that is extremely close and inseparable.

To vow to die rather than surrender or submit; describes being steadfast and unyielding.

To swear not to give up until one's goals are achieved; to vow to fight to the finish until the very end.

To swear an oath by heaven and the sun; used to express that one's will is firm and that one will never break a promise or betray someone's trust.

to swear an oath; to pledge; to make a solemn vow

to make a pledge; to take an oath

faithful oaths or pledges; a solemn promise made in good faith

a written oath or statement made under penalty of perjury

an oath-taking or swearing-in ceremony

a written statement confirmed by oath or affirmation, used as evidence in court; deposition

testimony given under oath, especially in a legal context

evil oath; a wicked or malicious vow

To break an arrow as a way of swearing an oath; implies that if the vow is broken, the person will meet the same fate as the arrow; expresses firm determination.

a formal promise of loyalty and commitment to a leader, organization, or nation

to swear an oath or make a solemn pledge, often in a public or formal manner

To oversee or supervise a formal ceremony where someone is taking an oath; often used in the context of legal or political appointments.

to swear an oath of eternal love as unchanging as the mountains and seas

to make a solemn oath or vow

to swear that one will not go back on their word or change their mind

(literary) To quit one's official post and retire from public life, originally referring to the calligrapher [[王羲之|王羲之|wang2 xi1 zhi1]] swearing at his parents' tomb never to serve in office again.

(literary) to swear to remain faithful until death; describes an unwavering will or loyalty

to swear to die before surrendering

to abjure; to swear to quit or renounce something

oath or pledge; the words spoken in a formal vow