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avow - translation to arabic
AVOW
الفعل
أَقَرَّ بِـ ; اِعْتَرَفَ بِـ ; يُعْلِن مَا يُبْطِن
avow
فِعْل : يقرّ . يعترف أو يجاهر ب
avow
VT
يقر ، يعترف بـ
يقر ، يعترف بـ
Definition
Avow
·noun A vow or determination.
II. Avow ·noun Avowal.
III. Avow ·noun To bind, or to devote, by a vow.
IV. Avow ·vt To acknowledge and justify, as an act done. ·see Avowry.
V. Avow ·vt To declare openly, as something believed to be right; to own or acknowledge frankly; as, a man avows his principles or his crimes.
Examples of use of avow
1. "Something happened, and I want to celebrate it." The antics were widely mocked, but Cruise was unfazed and continued to avow his affection for Holmes.
2. "It‘s a new reality in the Middle East." I have truncated McCain‘s quote, but it is –– I avow and attest –– an accurate reflection of what he said.
3. Mr Blair sees it as his mission to help President Bush remove this third deadly threat (following Afghanistan and Iraq) to Israel and the west." That might well be right: Blair is pursuing one more object he cannot avow.
4. But I think when people like Latham use it as part of a wider diatribe about masculinity, there is real, masculine aggression in it, an observation he would probably proudly avow.
5. While the incendiary taunts of increasing numbers of Jewish politicians, who demand – as a precondition for civic inclusion and rights – that Arab citizens constantly "prove" their loyalty and avow commitment to the state‘s Jewish character are wholly unfair, these un–Jewish, undemocratic and dangerous demands can only be overcome through a sustained democratic struggle.