| 释义 |
commit /kə-mitˈ/ transitive verb (committˈing; committˈed)- To give in charge or trust
- To consign, send
- To become guilty of, perpetrate
- To involve (esp oneself)
- To pledge, promise
intransitive verb To make a commitment, esp to a personal relationship ORIGIN: L committere, from com- with, and mittere to send commitˈment noun - The act of committing
- An order for sending to prison
- Imprisonment
- An obligation (to be) undertaken
- Declared attachment to a doctrine or cause
committˈable adjective committˈal noun - Commitment
- Imprisonment
- (the ceremony of) the placing of a coffin in a grave, crematorium furnace or the sea
- A pledge, actual or implied
committˈed adjective - Having entered into a commitment
- (of literature or the work of a writer or other artist) advocating certain beliefs (esp religious or political ideology) or with some fixed purpose (eg to effect social reform) (also engagé)
committˈer noun commit oneself - To make a definite decision or judgement (on)
- To make a definite agreement
commit to memory To learn by heart, memorize |