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to commit
01
to dedicate funds, resources, or time to a particular purpose
Ditransitive: to commit resources to sth | to commit resources to do sth
02
to be dedicated to a person, cause, policy, etc.
Ditransitive: to commit oneself to sth | to commit one's time, resources, etc. to sth
03
to do a particular thing that is unlawful or wrong
Transitive: to commit an offence
04
to officially order to send a person to prison, psychiatric hospital, etc.
Ditransitive: to commit sb to a facility
05
to entrust someone with a responsibility, duty, or task
Ditransitive: to commit a task or responsibility to sb
06
engage in or perform
07
to state that one is bound to do something specific
Transitive: to commit to sth
commit
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commitment
n
commitment
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committed
adj
committed
adj
recommit
v
recommit
v
Example
After thorough research, he chose to commit a portion of his savings to the stock market.
To diversify their investment portfolio, the family office decided to commit a portion of their wealth to real estate holdings.
The company decided to commit a significant amount of capital to expand its production facilities and increase efficiency.
Realizing the potential for growth in renewable energy, the government decided to commit substantial funding to support clean energy initiatives.
Investors are often cautious but willing to commit funds to promising startups with innovative business models.
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