recommit

A verb meaning to commit again, often used in legislative or procedural contexts to refer to sending a bill or proposal back to a committee for further consideration.

• 🇪🇸Verbo que significa volver a comprometer o enviar de nuevo algo para su consideración, usado frecuentemente en contextos legislativos o de procedimiento para referirse a devolver un proyecto de ley o propuesta a un comité para su posterior discusión, o también renovar un compromiso o dedicación.

1. Commit again (crime) C1 formal

   To commit a crime or offense once more.

   • The offender was warned not to recommit the crime.
   • After his release, he recommitted the same offense.
   • The court aims to prevent individuals from recommitting violent acts.

   🇪🇸Reincidir en un delito

   Sinónimos: recidivate

2. Commit again (general) C1 formal

   To commit something again, such as a promise, action, or resource.

   • The company decided to recommit its resources to the project.
   • She recommitted herself to her fitness goals.
   • They recommitted to the agreement after the negotiations.

   🇪🇸Volver a comprometerse

   Sinónimos: reaffirmrededicate

3. Send back to committee C1 formal american

   To send a bill, proposal, or matter back to a committee for further consideration.

   • The Senate voted to recommit the bill to the finance committee.
   • The proposal was recommitted for additional review.
   • The committee chair moved to recommit the legislation for amendments.

   🇪🇸Devolver a comisión

   Sinónimos: remandsend back

• recommitted past participle
• recommitted past simple
• recommitting present participle
• recommits third person singular