plighted
英 [p'laɪtɪd] 美 [p'laɪtɪd]

vt.

保证，约定（plight的过去式与过去分词形式）；

英英释义

plight[ plait ]

• n.
  • a situation from which extrication is difficult especially an unpleasant or trying one

    "the woeful plight of homeless people"

    同义词：predicamentquandary

  • a solemn pledge of fidelity

    同义词：troth

• v.
  • give to in marriage

    同义词：betrothengageaffiance

  • promise solemnly and formally

    同义词：pledge

双语例句

1. She plighted herself to a young artist.
   她已和一位年轻艺术家订婚。
2. She plighted herself to him under the oak-tree.
   他们在栎树下山盟海誓，缔结了良缘
3. She plighted herself to him.
   她和他订婚了。

权威例句

Of plighted faith
Poems: PLIGHTED PROMISE
Of Plighted Faith So Truly Kept. A Favorite Duett.
I give thee back thy plighted vow, ballad /
The Nation Should be True to its Plighted Faith in the Matter of the Panama Tolls
Eedverbond der ijdelen 1-7 / Compromiso de sombras 1-7 / Plighted troth of the show-offs 1-7
On Plighted Polis Formation and Social Contract Theory,and the Orient——A Review of the Comparative Theory on the East-West City Fo...
'King Charming, here is the Princess Turritella to whom you have plighted your faith. Let us have the wedding at once.'
The Smoking Crisis, Corporate Offshoring, and Plighted Citizenship: The Story of Dwight Watson, a Disgruntled and Dispossessed Tobac...
Fashion front: when Donna Karan's daughter, Gabrielle, plighted her troth in an all-white wedding, the event was an affair to rememb...