vow
ব্রত
definition
verb
he vowed that his government would not tolerate a repeat of the disorder
solemnly promise to do a specified thing.
I vowed myself to this enterprise
dedicate to someone or something, especially a deity.
noun
Who would have guessed someone so young could make such a solemn vow and keep it for over fifty years.
a solemn promise.
translation of 'vow'
প্রতিজ্ঞা,
ব্রত পালন করা
verb
ভীতিপ্রদর্শন করা,
প্রতিশ্রুত হত্তয়া,
শপথপূর্বক বলা,
শপথ করা,
শপথপূর্বক ব্রত গ্রহণ করা
noun
ব্রত,
বাধ্যবাধকতাপূর্ণ দায়িত্ব,
বাধ্যবাধকতাপূর্ণ সঙ্কল্প,
সঙ্কল্প,
প্রতিশ্রুতি
example
Among those annual commitments is usually a 'vow' to become more deeply spiritual, more religious perhaps.
Who would have guessed someone so young could make such a solemn 'vow' and keep it for over fifty years.
When he had taken his oath of allegiance to become a citizen, it was a solemn and eternal vow to him, equal in weight to his marriage 'vow' .
I have sworn a 'vow' of silence on these matters.
However, he ventured to guess that no one would state that they wanted to give up the search since Alex had made it blatantly obvious that every word of their 'vow' would be broken.
So it's a new year and, just like last year and the year before, you've taken a solemn 'vow' to lose weight and get fit.
It is one thing for adults to take vows and fulfil them, and quite another when a 'vow' is taken in the name of a child.
Although the retreat will not make them monks, they will still be required to take the same strict vows, including no intoxicants and a 'vow' of celibacy.
Their silence was a 'vow' of commitment stronger than faith.
When sober again he takes a solemn 'vow' not to touch alcohol for 20 years.
She has taken with full seriousness in her own life the marriage 'vow' with its commitment to lifelong fidelity.
After marrying his wife Marianna in 1996, he made a second 'vow' - that he would execute the first promise if anything ever happened to her.
Certainly some men who might make good priests cannot in honesty undertake a 'vow' of celibacy, and so are lost.
Taking a deep breath, Ace decided to make a vow, a 'vow' to protect Ari even if it meant losing his own life.
Perhaps the most poignant thing about yesterday's ceremony was that the ability to fulfil that promise had been demonstrated even before the 'vow' was taken.
We must understand that salvation is much more than just repeating the words of a 'vow' , however sincere those words may be.
The man is single-minded, stubborn even, and it seems odd that after repeatedly resisting the heartfelt pleas of his countrymen, Larsson might renege on his solemn 'vow' .
Kirkstall was founded as a result of a solemn 'vow' made by Henry de Lacy of Pontefract Castle.
Yvonne, 25, and Adrian, 35, made promises to Tyla and a 'vow' to each other.
Yet she had kept a sacred 'vow' she had made to me many years earlier.
There will be a solemn ordination service, with the taking of 'vows' , the laying on of hands, and the giving of the right hand of fellowship.
But campaigners 'vowed' the fight would go on to prevent the privatisation.
Furious millionaire residents in the area have 'vowed' to fight the plans.
He 'vowed' to continue his appeal against an earlier decision against him.
An eighth-century Lombard nobleman in Tuscany even converted his house into a monastery and took his 'vows' , apparently to avoid having to fight the Franks.
"My policies will bring well-being, " Thaksin 'vowed' in a recent televised speech.
He has some excellent things to say about the importance of chastity, especially among persons consecrated to God by sacred ordination or by 'vows' .
Parents and governors have 'vowed' to fight plans to shut a school for children with severe disabilities.
Nuns celebrated their solemn 'vows' with a marriage ceremony and a ring signifying their wedding to Christ.
Faithful to his ordination 'vows' , and his concern for the spiritual well-being of his people, John Galway McVicker had been active in the revival.
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