Questions about example sentences with, and the definition and usage of "Commit"

A: Unless you make a commitment (to yourself) to wear the item at least 30 times
Unless you know that you will wear it 30 times

A: Do an immoral act, crime, make a mistake, or pledge or dedicate yourself to doing something

He committed a robbery

You have to commit yourself to practicing often to get good at something

He is committed to getting good grades

A: Yes.

To commit to my girlfriend.
To commit to love.

The meaning of commit here is “愛/彼女に約束してる”

Commitment - 傾注や言質

A: "Maybe you don't want to commit to all the current changes." would be using commit to describe devoting.

A: Commit means to sort of promise to something and put your effort into it like if you married someone you're committing to them or if you promise to do something you have to commit

A: 1. Before you sign this contract, you must commit to at least 5 years.
2. He is cheating on her -- he just won't commit to the relationship.
3. I am going to commit to the offer, and become part of the team.

A: (devoted) I am committed to my work
(bind) He doesn’t want to commit (he doesn’t want to settle down/ start a relationship)
(do)The crime was committed by a man
(send) The patient was committed to the hospital

A: Commit = dedicate

Can you commit to this project for the next 3 months? It will be a mandatory 20 hour/week commitment.


Commit = do

Did you commit this crime? Did you kill her?

A: Commit to a relationship. Commit to a goal/resolution (New Years)

A: "You have to commit yourself in order to succeed."

A: The first sentence is one you wouldn’t use in regular speech unless you are making a promise or pledge. The second sentence is your current state of being that is happening in the present and would be used in regular speech.

A: "commit" means to carry out (a mistake or a crime).

"Henk committed a crime yesterday."

"attempt" means to try something.

"I'm not even going to attempt jumping from that high off. I already know that I'm going to be to scared to jump off"

A: commit is to do something, and to make sure you’re going to do it
and suicide means to kill yourself
usually these two are used in a sentence like this :
she will commit suicide

A: The connotation is different. Commit is usually bad - He committed a crime - the baseball player committed an error. Accomplish is usually good - he accomplished his goal of learning English - she is an accomplished musician.

A: You say "commit with" when you and someone else are committing to something together.

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A: what do you mean by this? Are you asking hoe to use this in a sentence?

Commit simply means "to do" something.

Ex: That person committed a crime.

Ex: If you really want to be successful in something you have to commit yourself to it

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A: Perfect! :)

A: Every time we meet up, you tell me you can't commit. So I've been thinking a lot about this.
Are you worried that I won't be okay with you not committing, or is it because you are not ok with dating with no strings attached?
Don't worry. At the very least I just want to enjoy our time together while you are still in Japan.