گزارش خطا در معنی کلمه 'commitment'

1 عمومی:: سرسپردگی‌

2 عمومی:: ارتكاب‌

3 عمومی:: تعهد

4 عمومی:: حكم‌ توقیف‌

5 عمومی:: الزام‌

1 general:: commitment verbs make a commitment • Getting married involves making a serious commitment. give a commitment • The government gave a commitment to withdraw all its forces. something requires/demands (a) commitment • Nursing as a profession demands genuine commitment. honour/meet a commitment (= do what you promised to do ) • Will they honour their commitment to a ceasefire? show/demonstrate commitment • Throughout her life she demonstrated her deep commitment to the needs of the poor. lack commitment • I never get promoted because they think I lack commitment. reaffirm/restate/reiterate a commitment (= give a promise again ) • They reaffirmed their commitment to abandon nuclear power. adjectives real/genuine commitment • The job demands real commitment to teaching. personal commitment • As a company, we expect a personal commitment from our staff to do their best. strong commitment • She's known for her strong commitment to women's rights. long-term commitment • Having a child together involves a long-term commitment. a lifelong commitment • Marriage is a lifelong commitment. full/total commitment • Such therapies demand full commitment from the patient. political commitment • There was no local political commitment to the proposal. religious commitment • Many people have ceased to have any active religious commitment. phrases a lack of commitment • His lack of commitment to the project was easy to see. a level of commitment • This post demands a high level of commitment.

2 general::   noun willingness to give time/energy to sth ADJ. absolute, complete, full, total | clear, deep, firm, genuine, great, passionate, real, serious, strong | continued, continuing, increased, increasing, lifelong, long-term, ongoing | general, open-ended | government, personal, professional, public | emotional, ideological, moral, political, religious QUANT. degree, level VERB + COMMITMENT give, make The prime minister made a firm commitment to increasing spending on health. | demonstrate, display, show to demonstrate a commitment to human rights | lack | affirm, reaffirm | require Learning to play the violin requires strong commitment. | gain The government has managed to gain the commitment of employers to the scheme. PREP. ~ on The government avoided giving any commitments on pensions. | ~ to his lifelong commitment to the socialist cause PHRASES a lack of commitment a responsibility ADJ. big, considerable, major | binding | prior | international, overseas | business, domestic, family, financial, military, social, teaching, work VERB + COMMITMENT have, take on I don't want to take on any more commitments. | fulfil, honour, meet She can't meet her financial commitments. | get out of, wriggle out of He is trying to wriggle out of his various domestic commitments. PREP. ~ on to honour commitments on reduction of air pollution agreeing to use money/time/people for sth ADJ. heavy a heavy commitment of capital