Juran (en. They swear)

/xuˈɾan/

Meaning & Definition

EnglishSpanish
verb
To solemnly express that something is true or that it will be fulfilled.
They swear that they will always be by your side.
Ellos juran que siempre estarán a tu lado.
To commit to fulfilling a duty or promise solemnly.
Officials swear loyalty to the constitution.
Los funcionarios juran lealtad a la constitución.
To pronounce an oath.
She swears she won't say anything about the secret.
Ella jura que no dirá nada sobre el secreto.

Etymology

From Latin 'jurare', which means 'to make an oath'.

Common Phrases and Expressions

to swear falsely
To make a false oath.
jurar en falso
they swear and affirm
To insist on the truth of something repeatedly.
juran y perjuran
to swear on the Bible
To make a serious pledge to tell the truth.
jurar sobre la Biblia

Related Words

swear
To pronounce an oath.
jurar
oath
Solemn promise made before someone.
juramento

Slang Meanings

To say something with great emphasis.
When he says he will arrive, he swears he is not lying.
Cuando dice que va a llegar, jura que no miente.
To confidently assert a lie.
Don't believe him, he just swears it's true.
No le creas, solo jura que es cierto.