commit

US /kəˈmɪt/

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UK /kə'mɪt/

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v.t.Transitive VerbTo do something bad, usually a crime

I don't believe he could commit this crime. It was a setup

v.t.Transitive VerbTo promise your permanent love or loyalty (to)

After the recent divorce she is not ready to commit to anybody yet

v.t.Transitive VerbTo promise or decide to do something for a purpose

Can we all commit to settle this argument peacefully, please?

v.t.Transitive VerbTo entrust or give into someone's charge or keeping.

I commit my life to serving others.

v.t.Transitive VerbTo send (someone) to a hospital or prison.

The court ordered him to be committed to a mental institution.

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videos. And I mean some people in your situation commit suicide I mean and
videos. And I mean some people in your situation commit suicide I mean and
They commit suicide or just
They commit suicide or just

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…if more governments commit to future bans…
…if more governments commit to future bans…

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Well, then I'll probably have to commit to another project.
Well, then I'll probably have to commit to another project.

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And so understand that if this is a deep passion of yours, if this is something that you want to commit
And so understand that if this is a deep passion of yours, if this is something that you want to commit

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to commit her Government to securing and supporting UK manufacturing and the important exports
to commit her Government to securing and supporting UK manufacturing and the important exports
Prime Minister commit to Labour's policy that abiding by the prompt payment code should
Prime Minister commit to Labour's policy that abiding by the prompt payment code should

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