Juro (en. I swear)

/ˈxu.ɾo/

Meaning & Definition

EnglishSpanish

verb

To assert something with determination, expressing a solemn commitment.

I swear that I will tell the truth in the trial.

Juro que diré la verdad en el juicio.

To formally commit to performing an action.

She swears that she will finish the project on time.

Ella jura que terminará el proyecto a tiempo.

To express a strong desire or longing.

I swear that this will be the best summer of my life.

Juro que este será el mejor verano de mi vida.

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

I swear to God

Expression used to emphasize the sincerity of an oath.

juro por Dios

don't swear

Phrase used to ask someone not to make solemn promises.

no jures

oath

Solemn promise by which the truth of something is affirmed.

juramento

jurisdiction

Power or authority to judge and apply the law.

jurisdicción

Categorical assertion that something is true.

I swear I didn't do it, really.

Te juro que no lo hice, de verdad.

Expression of surprise or anger.

I swear I can't take this situation anymore!

¡Juro que no aguanto más esta situación!