promise sth | promise sb sth. I can't promise you the moon, but I'll do the best job I can.

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The importance of the word

promise sth | promise sb sth. I can't promise you the moon, but I'll do the best job I can. - DayDayNews

in various major and minor exams is unquestionable.

1. As a verb: promise; promise; promise; promise; guarantee

Promise sth (to sb) | promise sb sth

Promise; promise; promise; promise; promise; guarantee

promise the moon to you= promise you the moon makes unfulfilled promises to you

promise (sb) the earth/moon/world

I can't promise you the moon, but I'll do the best job I can.

I can't make unfulfilled promises to you, but I will do my best.

《Chinese-English Dictionary》

I've promised myself some fun when the exams are over.

and then the exam is over. I plan to have fun.

promise sth | promise sb sth. I can't promise you the moon, but I'll do the best job I can. - DayDayNews

He promised the money to his grandchildren.

He promised the money to his grandchildren.

He promised the money to his grandchildren.

He promised his grandchildren the money.

He promised the money to his grandchildren.

promise to do sth promise; promise; promise; promise; guarantee to do something

The college principal promised to look into the matter.

The dean of the college promised to study this problem.

Promise not to tell anyone! You have to make sure not to tell others!

Promise+n. Promise; promise; promise; guarantee that a certain

The government has promised a full investigation into the disaster.

The government has promised a comprehensive investigation into the disaster.

I'll see what I can do but I can't promise anything .

I'll go and see what I can do, but I can't make any promises.

Promise (sb) + that clause

The brochure promised (that) the local food would be superb.

The travel guide guarantees that there are excellent local food.

You promised me (that) you'd be home early tonight.

You promised me tonight.

promise sth | promise sb sth. I can't promise you the moon, but I'll do the best job I can. - DayDayNews

2. As a verb: It is likely to be, which indicates that

It promises to be an exciting few days.

That is expected to be a few days of excitement.

There were dark clouds overhead promising rain.

The sky was covered with dark clouds, indicating that it was going to rain.

3. Noun: promise; promise; promise; signs of success, good omen; signs

make/keep/break a promise

Make / keep / break the promise

She keeps her promise to visit her aunt regularly.

She keeps her promise and visits her aunt regularly.

The government failed to keep its promise of lower taxes.

The government failed to fulfill its promise of lower taxes.

Do I have your promise that you won't tell anyone about this?

Do you promise not to tell anyone about this?

Do you promise not to tell anyone about this?

You haven't gone back on your promise, have you?

You won't regret it, right?

Her work shows great promise .

Her work shows great promise .

Her work shows great promise.

promise sth | promise sb sth. I can't promise you the moon, but I'll do the best job I can. - DayDayNews

He failed to fulfill his early promise .

He is not as promising as he was a child.

Their future was full of promise .

Their future has endless hope.

promise sth | promise sb sth. I can't promise you the moon, but I'll do the best job I can. - DayDayNews

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