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1 giurare
swear* * *giurare v.tr. e intr. to swear* (anche estens.): giurare eterno amore a qlcu., to swear eternal love to s.o.; giurare di obbedire, to swear to obey; giurare di dire la verità, to swear to tell the truth; giurare sul proprio onore, to swear on one's honour; giurare sulla Bibbia, to swear on the Bible; il nuovo ministro giurò nelle mani del Presidente, the President swore in the new Minister; non bisogna mai giurare su niente, you never can tell (o one can never be sure of anything); giurò di non averla mai vista, he swore he had never seen her; giuro che non è stata colpa mia, I swear it was not my fault; giuro che non l'ho fatto apposta, I swear I didn't do it on purpose; vi giuro che è vero, I swear it is true; giurare e spergiurare, to swear by all that's holy // giurare il falso, to perjure oneself // giuro di dire la verità, tutta la verità, nient'altro che la verità, I swear to tell the truth, the whole truth, nothing but the truth // non giurerei sulla sua puntualità, I wouldn't bet on him being on time // giurare vendetta, giurarla a qlcu., to swear revenge on s.o.* * *[dʒu'rare]1. vtè vero, te lo giuro! — it's true, I swear!
giurare fedeltà a qn — to swear o pledge loyalty to sb
mi pare che fosse lui, ma non potrei giurarci — I think it was him, but I couldn't swear to it
2. vi* * *[dʒu'rare] 1.verbo transitivo1) (promettere solennemente) to swear* [fedeltà, obbedienza]giurare (a qcn.) che, di fare — to swear (to sb.) that, to do
2) (assicurare)2.ce ne sono, te lo giuro! — honestly, there are some!
giurare sulla Bibbia, sull'onore — to swear on the Bible, on one's honour
ci giurerei — I'll take my oath on it, I would o could swear to it
* * *giurare/dʒu'rare/ [1]1 (promettere solennemente) to swear* [ fedeltà, obbedienza]; giurare (a qcn.) che, di fare to swear (to sb.) that, to do; giurare il falso to perjure oneself dir.; lo giuro su mia madre I swear it on my mother's life2 (assicurare) ti giuro che fa male I can assure you it hurts; ce ne sono, te lo giuro! honestly, there are some! avrei giurato che fosse lì I could have sworn he was there(aus. avere) giurare sulla Bibbia, sull'onore to swear on the Bible, on one's honour; ci giurerei I'll take my oath on it, I would o could swear to it. -
2 spergiurare
spergiurare v. intr.1 ( giurare il falso) to commit perjury, to perjure oneself2 ( giurare solennemente) to swear*: giurò e spergiurò che non era vero, he swore again and again that it was not true◆ v.tr. to swear* falsely: spergiurare il nome di Dio, to swear falsely in the name of God; spergiurare il vero, to swear falsely.* * *[sperdʒu'rare]••giurare e spergiurare — = to swear again and again
* * *spergiurare/sperdʒu'rare/ [1](aus. avere) to commit perjury, to perjure\giurare e spergiurare = to swear again and again. -
3 giurare il falso
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perjure — per·jure / pər jər/ vt per·jured, per·jur·ing: to make a perjurer of (oneself) Merriam Webster’s Dictionary of Law. Merriam Webster. 1996. perjure … Law dictionary
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perjure — /ˈpɜdʒə / (say perjuh) verb (t) (perjured, perjuring) to render (oneself) guilty of swearing falsely, or of wilfully making a false statement under oath or solemn affirmation: *A bushman has always a mate to comfort him and argue with him … to… …