swear

swear black is white vigorously maintain anything, however unlikely, in order to get what you want.

swear blind affirm something in an emphatic manner. British informal

☞ A North American variant of this expression is swear up and down.

swear like a trooper swear a great deal.

☞ A trooper was originally a private soldier in a cavalry unit. Troopers were proverbial for their coarse behaviour and bad language at least as early as the mid 18th century: in Pamela (1739–40), Samuel Richardson writes 'she curses and storms at me like a Trooper'. Compare with lie like a trooper (atlie).

词组	swear
释义	swear swear black is white vigorously maintain anything, however unlikely, in order to get what you want. swear blind affirm something in an emphatic manner. British informal ☞ A North American variant of this expression is swear up and down. swear like a trooper swear a great deal. ☞ A trooper was originally a private soldier in a cavalry unit. Troopers were proverbial for their coarse behaviour and bad language at least as early as the mid 18th century: in Pamela (1739–40), Samuel Richardson writes 'she curses and storms at me like a Trooper'. Compare with lie like a trooper (atlie).
随便看	there is there is bad blood between there is method in someone's madness there is method in someone's madness there is no harm in there is no holding someone there is no knowing there is no mistaking someone or something (there is) no rose without a thorn (there is) no rose without a thorn there is no rose without a thorn there is no saying (there is) no time like the present there is no time like the present there's a sucker born every minute there's - for you there's life in the old dog yet there's life in the old dog yet there's little or not much love lost between there's many a good tune played on an old fiddle there's many a good tune played on an old fiddle there's many a slip there's many a slip ('twixt cup and lip) there's many a slip ('twixt cup and lip) there's many a slip 'twixt cup and lip