'commit' also found in these entries (note: many are not synonyms or translations):
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commitUK:*UK and possibly other pronunciationsUK and possibly other pronunciations/kəˈmɪt/US:USA pronunciation: IPA and respellingUSA pronunciation: IPA/kəˈmɪt/ ,USA pronunciation: respelling(kə mit′)
No dictionary entry found for 'commit' ✓ See the definition of "commit" in our monolingual dictionaryForum discussions with the word(s) "commit" in the title: A criminal who continues to commit crimes even after they have been punished - English Only forum
A sentence with commit - English Only forum Abraham Lincoln would commit the country to civil war - English Only forum Admit/Submit/Permit/Commit - English Only forum against you-I'd commit - English Only forum All who commit - English Only forum as tacitly <establishing> an initial commit poin - English Only forum authorise vs commit vs entrust - English Only forum before I can <commit> - English Only forum Before Mr. Martin decides to commit murder he has never... - English Only forum before they will commit... they'd want - English Only forum Can't commit to anything exclusive. - English Only forum comma with shared object: commit, and take responsib. for, suicide - English Only forum commit - English Only forum Commit - Active or Passive Voice - English Only forum Commit (a) crime - English Only forum Commit (chase/target) - English Only forum Commit (on its own) - English Only forum commit a bad foul - English Only forum "commit a king"? - English Only forum commit a minimum of four weeks - English Only forum Commit a mistake: collocation of mistake - English Only forum Commit a robbery. - English Only forum commit a volume - English Only forum Commit adultery with - English Only forum commit and committed - English Only forum commit as a noun - English Only forum commit funds - English Only forum Commit means assign / allocate? - English Only forum commit money to improving the Health Service - English Only forum more...
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