| 词汇 | 信誓旦旦 |
| 释义 | 信誓旦旦 辨形“旦”，不能写作“但”。 辨形“旦”，不能写作“但”。 反义词 “ For China, the new English edition is one more channel to deliver its voice to the world, ” an upbeat editorial promised. But I do know that several people swore they could taste the difference. First the Russians planted a flag on the bottom of the Arctic. Then they promised to return to the Mediterranean. And the firm has all but imploded in America, despite Mr Kallasvuo’s pledge to conquer the region. For this he has secured the additional support of Russia and China, as well as that of a bunch of dictators from Belarus to North Korea. Rice said French President Nicholas Sarkozy told her that President Medvedev vowed to begin withdrawing troops the minute Georgia signed the cease-fire agreement. Retailers are promising big discounts for Americans who spend the rebates in their shops. TONY BLAIR, the prime minister, came to power vowing to restore trust in politics by forging a “ contract with the British people”. It promises“ water for all” and pledges to build“ one million houses” dubbed by critics“ one million dollar houses”, since most of those it does build are unaffordable to all but the rich. She vowed that she would take the matter to court. The solution, one Republican state senator helpfully averred, was for the governor to resign. On the one hand, promises such as“I’ll return your book next week” or“ I won’t tell anyone” are not heavily binding, except maybe in a moral sense. Some people have sworn that they can hear“ tomatoes,” for example, blurted out toward the end of the track. In the European Union, France always earns instant suspicion whenever it swears to be “ selfless” and to“put the general European interest first”. The Chinese dream, like the American dream, has taken shape around the promise that each new generation will live better than the one before it. She was28, married just two years, and had long vowed, “ I will never be divorced.” I said before I don't want to do a loan again but probably Rangers would be the only club I would go on loan to. At first there is worldwide moral outrage; next, earnest promises that“ something must be done”; then, when rapid solutions fail to work, bafflement and finally a sense of hapless resignation. Another woman in the group, however, seemed pretty clear on this point. “The pit of the stomach, ” she said with certainty. |
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