vow

vow
1. noun
Gelöbnis, das; (Relig.) Gelübde, das
2. transitive verb

vow something/to do something — etwas geloben/geloben, etwas zu tun

vow to take revenge on somebody — jemandem Rache schwören

* * *
1. noun
(a solemn promise, especially one made to God: The monks have made/taken a vow of silence; marriage vows.) das Gelübte
2. verb
1) (to make a solemn promise (that): He vowed that he would die rather than surrender.) geloben
2) (to threaten: He vowed revenge on all his enemies.) schwören
* * *
vow
[vaʊ]
I. vt
to \vow sth etw geloben geh
to \vow that ... geloben, dass ... geh
to \vow obedience Gehorsam geloben geh
to \vow revenge [or vengeance] Rache schwören
II. n Versprechen nt
\vows pl (of marriage) Eheversprechen nt; (of religious order) Gelübde nt geh
to take a \vow ein Gelübde ablegen geh
to take a \vow to do sth geloben, etw zu tun geh
* * *
[vaʊ]
1. n
Versprechen nt, Gelöbnis nt; (REL) Gelübde nt

to make a vow to do sth — geloben, etw zu tun

to take one's vows — sein Gelübde ablegen

to take a vow of chastity — ein Keuschheitsgelübde nt ablegen

to take a vow of silence — Schweigen nt geloben

2. vt
obedience geloben

to vow vengeance on sb — jdm Rache schwören

he is vowed to silence — er hat Schweigen gelobt

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vow [vaʊ]
A s
1. Gelübde n (auch REL), Gelöbnis n, oft pl (feierliches) Versprechen, (Treu)Schwur m:
be under a vow ein Gelübde abgelegt haben, versprochen haben (beide:
to do zu tun);
take (oder make) a vow ein Gelübde ablegen;
vow of chastity Keuschheitsgelübde;
vow of loyalty Treuegelöbnis;
take a vow of silence geloben, Stillschweigen zu bewahren
2. REL Profess f, Ordensgelübde n:
take vows Profess ablegen, in ein Kloster eintreten
B v/t
1. geloben:
vow o.s. to sich weihen oder angeloben (dat)
2. (sich) schwören, (sich) geloben, hoch und heilig versprechen (alle:
to do zu tun)
3. feierlich erklären
* * *
1. noun
Gelöbnis, das; (Relig.) Gelübde, das
2. transitive verb

vow something/to do something — etwas geloben/geloben, etwas zu tun

vow to take revenge on somebody — jemandem Rache schwören

* * *
v.
geloben v.
schwören v.
(§ p.,pp.: schwor, geschworen) n.
Gelöbnis -se n.
Gelübde - n.
Schwur -¨e m.

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