swear in Korean
swear in Korean is 맹세하다 — swear means to make a solemn promise or formal declaration, often under oath.
swear in Korean
맹세하다
Pronounced: maengsehada
to take an oath
What does "swear" mean?
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verb To make a solemn promise or formal declaration, often under oath.
"The witness had to swear to tell the truth before testifying."
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verb To use rude, crude, or offensive language.
"He swore loudly after stubbing his toe."
swear in a sentence
- The witness had to swear to tell the truth before testifying.
- I swear I'll pay you back by Friday.
- He swore loudly after stubbing his toe.
- Try not to swear in front of the kids.
Common Korean translations
Frequently asked questions
What is "swear" in Korean?
"swear" in Korean is 맹세하다. swear means: To make a solemn promise or formal declaration, often under oath.
How do you pronounce 맹세하다?
"swear" in Korean is 맹세하다, pronounced "maengsehada".
How do you use "swear" in a sentence?
Example: "The witness had to swear to tell the truth before testifying." In Korean, "swear" is 맹세하다.
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