Vows Meaning in English

word · lemma: vow

US

/ˈvaʊz/

vowz

UK

/vˈaʊz/

vowz

التعريف

Vows are very serious promises, often made in important situations. The word is especially common for the promises two people make during a wedding ceremony.

الاستخدام والفروق الدقيقة

Most commonly used in the plural: 'vows'. Stronger and more formal than 'promises'. Common phrases include 'wedding vows', 'exchange vows', 'write your own vows', and 'break a vow'. 'Vow' can also be a verb: 'He vowed to help.'

• Spanish: votos (matrimonio) - promesas solemnes
• Portuguese (BR): votos (de casamento) - promessas solenes
• Portuguese (PT): votos (de casamento) - promessas solenes
• Chinese (Simplified): 誓言 - 婚誓
• Chinese (Traditional): 誓言 - 婚誓
• Hindi: वचन - विवाह की शपथ
• Arabic: عهود - نذور الزواج
• Bengali: শপথ - অঙ্গীকার
• Russian: клятвы - обеты
• Japanese: 誓い - 誓約
• Vietnamese: lời thề - lời hứa trang trọng
• Korean: 서약 - 맹세
• Turkish: yeminler - sözler
• Urdu: عہد - قسم
• Indonesian: janji suci - sumpah

جمل نموذجية

They wrote their vows before the wedding.

basic

The couple said their vows in front of their families.

basic

Her vows were short but beautiful.

basic

I almost cried when they exchanged vows.

natural

They decided to write their own vows instead of using the standard ones.

natural

His vows sounded sincere, not rehearsed.

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