commit 音标拼音: [kəm'ɪt]
vt . 把…交托给,提交;犯,干;使承担义务,使作出保证
把…交托给,提交;犯,干;使承担义务,使作出保证
commit 确定; 承诺
commit v 1 :
perform an act ,
usually with a negative connotation ;
"
perpetrate a crime "; "
pull a bank robbery " [
synonym :
{
perpetrate }, {
commit }, {
pull }]
2 :
give entirely to a specific person ,
activity ,
or cause ; "
She committed herself to the work of God "; "
give one '
s talents to a good cause "; "
consecrate your life to the church " [
synonym :
{
give }, {
dedicate }, {
consecrate }, {
commit }, {
devote }]
3 :
cause to be admitted ;
of persons to an institution ; "
After the second episode ,
she had to be committed "; "
he was committed to prison " [
synonym : {
commit }, {
institutionalize },
{
institutionalise }, {
send }, {
charge }]
4 :
confer a trust upon ; "
The messenger was entrusted with the general '
s secret "; "
I commit my soul to God " [
synonym : {
entrust },
{
intrust }, {
trust }, {
confide }, {
commit }]
5 :
make an investment ; "
Put money into bonds " [
synonym : {
invest },
{
put }, {
commit }, {
place }] [
ant : {
disinvest }, {
divest }]
6 :
engage in or perform ; "
practice safe sex "; "
commit a random act of kindness " [
synonym : {
commit }, {
practice }]
Commit \
Com "
mit \,
v .
i .
To sin ;
esp .,
to be incontinent . [
Obs .]
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Commit not with man '
s sworn spouse . --
Shak .
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Commit \
Com *
mit "\,
v .
t . [
imp . &
p .
p . {
Committed };
p .
pr . &
vb .
n . {
Committing }.] [
L .
committere ,
commissum ,
to connect ,
commit ;
com -
mittere to send .
See {
Mission }.]
1 .
To give in trust ;
to put into charge or keeping ;
to intrust ;
to consign ; --
used with to ,
unto .
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Commit thy way unto the Lord . --
Ps .
xxxvii .
5 .
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Bid him farewell ,
commit him to the grave . --
Shak .
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2 .
To put in charge of a jailor ;
to imprison .
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These two were committed . --
Clarendon .
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3 .
To do ;
to perpetrate ,
as a crime ,
sin ,
or fault .
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Thou shalt not commit adultery . --
Ex .
xx .
14 .
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4 .
To join for a contest ;
to match ; --
followed by with . [
R .]
--
Dr .
H .
More .
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5 .
To pledge or bind ;
to compromise ,
expose ,
or endanger by some decisive act or preliminary step ; --
often used reflexively ;
as ,
to commit one '
s self to a certain course .
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You might have satisfied every duty of political friendship ,
without commiting the honor of your sovereign . --
Junius .
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Any sudden assent to the proposal . . .
might possibly be considered as committing the faith of the United States . --
Marshall .
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6 .
To confound . [
An obsolete Latinism .]
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Committing short and long [
quantities ]. --
Milton .
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{
To commit a bill } (
Legislation ),
to refer or intrust it to a committee or others ,
to be considered and reported .
{
To commit to memory },
or {
To commit },
to learn by heart ;
to memorize .
Syn : {
To Commit }, {
Intrust }, {
Consign }.
Usage :
These words have in common the idea of transferring from one '
s self to the care and custody of another .
Commit is the widest term ,
and may express only the general idea of delivering into the charge of another ;
as ,
to commit a lawsuit to the care of an attorney ;
or it may have the special sense of intrusting with or without limitations ,
as to a superior power ,
or to a careful servant ,
or of consigning ,
as to writing or paper ,
to the flames ,
or to prison .
To intrust denotes the act of committing to the exercise of confidence or trust ;
as ,
to intrust a friend with the care of a child ,
or with a secret .
To consign is a more formal act ,
and regards the thing transferred as placed chiefly or wholly out of one '
s immediate control ;
as ,
to consign a pupil to the charge of his instructor ;
to consign goods to an agent for sale ;
to consign a work to the press .
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126 Moby Thesaurus words for "
commit ":
accept obligation ,
accomplish ,
accredit ,
achieve ,
agree ,
agree to ,
allocate ,
allot ,
answer for ,
assign ,
assure ,
authorize ,
be answerable for ,
be responsible for ,
be security for ,
bind ,
bring about ,
bring off ,
bring to pass ,
carry out ,
charge ,
charter ,
commend ,
commission ,
commit to prison ,
confide ,
confine ,
consecrate ,
consign ,
contract ,
contravene ,
covenant ,
dedicate ,
delegate ,
deliver ,
depute ,
deputize ,
destine ,
detach ,
detail ,
devolute ,
devolve ,
devolve upon ,
devote ,
do ,
do to ,
effect ,
effectuate ,
empower ,
enfeoff ,
engage ,
entrust ,
execute ,
give ,
give in charge ,
give in trust ,
go and do ,
go bail for ,
guarantee ,
hand over ,
have an understanding ,
imprison ,
incarcerate ,
infeudate ,
inflict ,
institutionalize ,
intern ,
license ,
make ,
make imperative ,
make incumbent ,
mission ,
move ,
obligate ,
oblige ,
offend ,
offer ,
ordain ,
pay ,
perform ,
perpetrate ,
perpetuate ,
pledge ,
post ,
produce ,
promise ,
pull ,
pull off ,
put away ,
realize ,
recommit ,
relegate ,
remand ,
remit ,
remove ,
render ,
require ,
saddle with ,
scandalize ,
send away ,
send out ,
send to jail ,
send up ,
sentence ,
set apart ,
shake hands on ,
shift ,
shut up ,
sin ,
submit ,
swear ,
take and do ,
take the vows ,
tie ,
transfer ,
transgress ,
trespass ,
trust ,
turn over ,
undertake ,
up and do ,
violate ,
vouchsafe ,
vow ,
warrant ,
wreak
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