swear to
英 [swɛə tu:] 美 [swɛr tu]

v.

断言；

双语例句

1. The soldiers swore to fight for the hearth and the altar.
   战士们宣誓为保卫家庭和宗教而战。
2. An ancient form of trial in which an accused person could call11 people to swear to their belief in his innocence.
   免罚宣誓审判旧时一种判案方法，其中被告人可以找11个人以宣誓的方式证明他的无辜

权威例句

Hippocratic oath-modern version
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