to promise
01
承诺, 答应
to tell someone that one will do something or that a particular event will happen
Transitive: to promise sth | to promise to do sth
Ditransitive: to promise sb sth | to promise sb that
例子
He promised to help her with the project last week.
他上周承诺帮助她完成这个项目。
She promises to attend the meeting every Monday.
她承诺每周一参加会议。
02
承诺, 预测
to make a prediction about a future event or outcome
Transitive: to promise a future event
例子
The weather forecast promised clear skies and sunshine for the weekend, perfect for outdoor activities.
天气预报承诺周末会有晴朗的天空和阳光，非常适合户外活动。
The astrologer promised a period of positive change and personal growth for those born under the sign of Leo.
占星家承诺狮子座出生的人将迎来一段积极变化和个人成长的时期。
03
承诺, 预示
to indicate that something will happen or be the case
Transitive: to promise sth
例子
The dark clouds promise rain, as thunder rumbles in the distance.
乌云预示着要下雨，远处雷声隆隆。
Her exceptional academic performance promises a bright future in her chosen field of study.
她出色的学术表现预示着在她选择的研究领域有一个光明的未来。
Promise
01
承诺, 诺言
a statement used to mean that one will definitely do a specific thing or something will no doubt happen
例子
She made a promise to her friend that she would always be there for them, no matter what.
她向朋友承诺，无论发生什么，她都会一直在他们身边。
He broke his promise to finish the project on time, causing disappointment among the team.
他违背了按时完成项目的承诺，导致团队失望。
02
承诺, 前景
an assurance or declaration indicating the possible success or occurrence of something in the future
例子
The young entrepreneur ’s innovative idea shows great promise for transforming the industry.
这位年轻企业家的创新想法显示出改变行业的巨大前景。
The research project holds promise for groundbreaking discoveries in medicine.
该研究项目有望在医学领域取得突破性发现。
