Des questions concernant des phrases d'exemple avec, et la définition et l'utilisation de "Devote"

A: It means your boyfriend is loyal to you.

A: To give someone or something all your time and attention
Examples: I devote myself to school

She is devoted to her husband

A: It means to put time, care, and attention into something.

A: To put a lot of effort and time into something.
Example: John is a devoted father to his kids; he is always there for them.

A: I am devoted to my kids.
I am devoted to my job.
She was a devoted mother.

I devote time to helping others.
I will devote some of the money to feeding the poor.

I am devoting this hour to exercising.

A: devote oneself to something/somebody means to give most of your time, energy, attention, etc to something/somebody
E.g: Only to devote oneself to the society can find significance the actually short and risky life.
She devoted herself entirely to her career.

A: I am devoting my life to building a career.

I would like to devote this speech to everyone who has helped me.

This letter is devoted to you.

I will devote this song to our friendship.

A: I devote my free time to my hobby.
They devote their love to each other.

A: I wish I had more time to devote to my study of Japanese.
He is devoted to his family and his country.

A: Both words are pretty similar in meaning, however devote tends to be used to describe someone’s commitment to a particular activity or person while dedicate is more often used for work or other interests.

For example:
He is a devoted father.
He is a dedicated worker.

A: This is a little difficult for me to explain, but I'll give it a shot. When you use devote, you usually use it with the resources you're will use to achieve something.

I will devote my time and effort to save this city.

When you use dedicate, you usually use it with your energy, time, etc.

I will dedicate myself to save this city.

He has dedicated his life for the sake of science.

Both words mean the same thing but you just have to use the right words. Just look at more example sentences online or something.

A: They're all synonyms of each other, but the connotations are different. For example, you would usually only say sacrifice or consecrate for religious or spiritual purposes, while you use devote, dedicate, and donate for more neutral situations. Good luck.

A: I think devotion and dedication mean exactly the same thing for the most part. As altorrin said, devotion is usually with emotion. For example, "the devoted mother" would show the mother is very loving of her children and therefore is a good mother. In general, when we use dedicated, (the statue was dedicated to the soldier, he was a dedicated politician) it shows less emotional attachment than devoted. If I were to say "he is a devoted politician" people might see the politician as very passionate.

A: For me, "devote" is a more emotional word. "Dedicate" is a more action based one. You devote yourself to things you care about. You dedicate yourself to things you believe in.

A: Devoting what?
-Im devoting *my time* to learn English

A: Vérifiez la question pour voir la réponse

A: It would be "devote to"

A: working

Do you mean your career /job?

A: Vérifiez la question pour voir la réponse

A: I should devote myself to studying English