Vocab Bloom Hub

commitment

/kəˈmɪt.mənt/

Tradução: Promessa, obrigação ou dedicação a uma causa, atividade ou relacionamento.

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Relações da palavra

noun

/kəˈmɪt.mənt/B2formal
  • ptPromessa, obrigação ou dedicação a uma causa, atividade ou relacionamento.

A noun referring to a promise, obligation, or dedication to a cause, activity, or relationship.

  1. Promise or obligationB1formal

    A promise to do something or a sense of duty and responsibility.

    ptCompromisso

    • He made a commitment to finish the project on time.
    • Marriage is a serious commitment.
    • She has a strong commitment to her work.

    Sinônimosassurancecovenantdutyobligationpledgepromiseresponsibilityundertakingvowword

    Antônimosdisregardfreedomindependenceindifferenceirresponsibilityneglect

  2. Dedication or loyaltyB2formal

    The state of being dedicated to a cause, activity, or person.

    ptDedicação

    • Her commitment to the team is admirable.
    • The organization values commitment and hard work.
    • He showed great commitment to his studies.

    Sinônimosallegiancededicationdevotionfaithfulnessfidelityloyaltysteadfastness

    Antônimosapathydisloyaltyindifference

  3. Financial or resource allocationC1formal

    An amount of money or resources that must be spent on something.

    ptCompromisso financeiro

    • The company has a large financial commitment to the new project.
    • They made a commitment of $1 million to the charity.
    • The government's commitment to healthcare has increased.

    Sinônimosallocationappropriationexpenditureinvestmentliabilityobligationoutlaypledge

Formas
  • commitments plural form
  • commitments' possessive plural form
  • commitment's possessive singular form
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