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committed

/kəˈmɪt.ɪd/

Traduction: Décrit une personne qui est dévouée, loyale et prête à donner son temps et son énergie à ce en quoi elle croit., Verbe signifiant accomplir ou exécuter une action, souvent utilisé dans un contexte juridique pour désigner des crimes ou des infractions.

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adjective

/kəˈmɪt.ɪd/B2formal
  • frDécrit une personne qui est dévouée, loyale et prête à donner son temps et son énergie à ce en quoi elle croit.

Describes a person who is dedicated, loyal, and willing to give their time and energy to something they believe in.

  1. Dedicated and loyalB1formal

    Showing strong dedication and loyalty to a cause, relationship, or task.

    frdévoué, engagé

    • She is a committed teacher who always helps her students.
    • He is committed to improving the environment.
    • The team is fully committed to winning the championship.

    Synonymesdedicateddevoteddutifulfaithfulloyalresolutesteadfastunwaveringwholehearted

    Antonymesapatheticdisloyalindifferentuncommittedunfaithfuluninvolved

  2. Obligated or pledgedB1formal

    Having made a firm promise or pledge to do something.

    frengagé

    • They are committed to finishing the project by Friday.
    • He is committed to attending the conference next month.
    • The company is committed to reducing its carbon footprint.

    Synonymesboundduty-boundengagedobligatedpledgedsworn

    Antonymesfreeunbounduncommittedunpledged

Formes
  • more committed comparative form
  • most committed superlative form
Vocab Bloom Hub English dataset · 0.3.1

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verb

commit/kəˈmɪt/B2formallegal
  • frVerbe signifiant accomplir ou exécuter une action, souvent utilisé dans un contexte juridique pour désigner des crimes ou des infractions.

A verb meaning to carry out or perpetrate an act, often used in legal contexts to refer to crimes or offenses.

  1. Carry out a crime or mistakeB1formal

    To do something illegal or morally wrong.

    frcommettre

    • He committed a serious crime and was arrested.
    • She committed an error in the financial report.
    • The suspect admitted to committing the robbery.

    Synonymescarry outdoexecuteperformperpetrate

    Antonymesabstainavoidrefrain

  2. Dedicate or pledgeB1formal

    To give one's loyalty, time, or resources to something.

    frS'engager, consacrer

    • She committed herself to finishing the project on time.
    • He committed his life to helping others.
    • The company committed significant funds to research.

    Synonymesallocateassignconsecratededicatedevotepledge

    Antonymesdisavowrenegeretractwithdraw

  3. Send or entrustB2formal

    To officially send someone to a place for a specific purpose.

    frConfier, envoyer officiellement

    • The patient was committed to a psychiatric hospital.
    • The judge committed him to prison for five years.
    • They committed the documents to the archives.

    Synonymesassignconsigndeliverentrusthand overremand

Formes
  • committed past participle
  • committed past simple
  • committing present participle
  • commits third person singular
Vocab Bloom Hub English dataset · 0.3.1

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