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Meaning & use. 1.a. Old English–. A solemn or formal declaration invoking God (or a god, or other object of reverence) as witness to the truth of a statement, or to the binding nature of a promise or undertaking; an act of making such a declaration. Also: the statement or promise made in such a declaration, or the words of such a statement.
to take/swear an oath of allegiance; Before giving evidence, witnesses in court have to take the oath (= promise to tell the truth). The next US president will take the oath of office in January. All members had to swear a solemn oath never to reveal the secrets of the organization. You are bound by oath to tell the truth.
oath of office n. (professional pledge) juramento de posse loc sm. The president took the oath of office on Inauguration Day. solemn oath n. (formal, binding promise) (formal, acordo) juramento solene sm. When I testified in court I gave my solemn oath to tell the truth. statement under oath n.
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traducir OATH: juramento, juramento [masculine, singular]. Más información en el diccionario inglés-español.
Oath, sacred or solemn voluntary promise usually involving the penalty of divine retribution for intentional falsity. The most frequent contemporary use of the oath occurs when a witness in an authorized legal inquiry states an intention to give all pertinent information and to tell only the truth in relating it.
oath: Any type of attestation by which an individual signifies that he or she is bound in conscience to perform a particular act truthfully and faithfully; a solemn declaration of truth or obligation. An individual's appeal to God to witness the truth of what he or she is saying or a pledge to do something enforced by the individual's ...
