English
Detailed Translations for vowing from English to Swedish
vow:
Conjugations for vow:
present
- vow
- vow
- vows
- vow
- vow
- vow
simple past
- vowed
- vowed
- vowed
- vowed
- vowed
- vowed
present perfect
- have vowed
- have vowed
- has vowed
- have vowed
- have vowed
- have vowed
past continuous
- was vowing
- were vowing
- was vowing
- were vowing
- were vowing
- were vowing
future
- shall vow
- will vow
- will vow
- shall vow
- will vow
- will vow
continuous present
- am vowing
- are vowing
- is vowing
- are vowing
- are vowing
- are vowing
subjunctive
- be vowed
- be vowed
- be vowed
- be vowed
- be vowed
- be vowed
diverse
- vow!
- let's vow!
- vowed
- vowing
1. I, 2. you, 3. he/she/it, 4. we, 5. you, 6. they
-
the vow (promise; commitment; engagement; obligation; pledge; undertaking; oath)
-
the vow (oath)
Translation Matrix for vow:
Noun | Related Translations | Other Translations |
ed | commitment; engagement; oath; obligation; pledge; promise; undertaking; vow | |
engagemang | commitment; engagement; oath; obligation; pledge; promise; undertaking; vow | |
löfte | commitment; engagement; oath; obligation; pledge; promise; undertaking; vow | |
obligation | commitment; engagement; oath; obligation; pledge; promise; undertaking; vow | bond; commitment; obligation; security; undertaking |
åtagande | commitment; engagement; oath; obligation; pledge; promise; undertaking; vow | |
Verb | Related Translations | Other Translations |
lova | bid fair; offer; promise; vow | haul upon the wind; luff up; price |
- | consecrate | |
Other | Related Translations | Other Translations |
obligation | bond |
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Wiktionary Translations for vow:
Cross Translation:
From | To | Via |
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• vow | → högtidligt löfte | ↔ Gelübde — Versprechen, meist gegenüber Gott |
• vow | → svära; lova | ↔ geloben — gehoben: etwas feierlich versprechen |
• vow | → svära | ↔ jurer — Traductions à trier suivant le sens |
• vow | → ed | ↔ serment — affirmation ou promesse faite en attester dieu, un être ou un objet sacré. |