swear out

基本解釋

Say that again, but this time leave out the swear words.
再說(shuō)一遍，但這次省去那些詛咒語(yǔ)。
The day she met Arnie, Number One, was one of those days when you swear you can reach out and grab a handful of air, all hot and thick and going nowhere.
媽媽遇見(jiàn)第一任丈夫阿尼那天，就如那些悶熱日子中的一天——你能發(fā)誓衹要一伸手就能抓住一把空氣，熱辣辣的，厚重得根本不會(huì)從指間霤走。
It is easy to blurt out a swear word at an inappropriate time, or to bark out a tactless or tasteless remark before you have a chance to consider the impact.
謾罵之詞，很容易在不是時(shí)候的時(shí)候脫口而出，或者在你有機(jī)會(huì)考慮其影響之前，輕易地給出不老練、沒(méi)趣味的評(píng)論。

At the town hall in Huntsville, we fill out forms that swear to our single state and we make an appointment to be married by a justice of the peace.
NEWYORKER: Amundsen
When reporters asked him whether he could demonstrate his loyalty to party inquisitors, he offered to swear on the bones of a saint, pull a sword out of a stone—whatever was demanded of him.
ECONOMIST: Bagehot