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engagé(e)
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English
French
French
committed [Brit kəˈmɪtɪd, Am kəˈmɪdəd] ADJ
1. committed (devoted):
committed parent, carer, teacher
committed Christian, Socialist
to be committed to/to doing
2. committed (with commitments):
committed
pris (to doing pour faire)
I am heavily committed (timewise)
I am heavily committed (financially)
3. committed funds, time:
committed
I. commit <pres part committing; pret, pp committed> [Brit kəˈmɪt, Am kəˈmɪt] VB trans
1. commit (perpetrate):
commit crime, offence, sin, sacrilege, error
2. commit (engage, promise):
commit person
engager (to do à faire)
3. commit (assign):
commit money, time
consacrer (to à)
all our funds are already committed
4. commit LAW:
to have sb committed
5. commit (consign):
commit form
confier (to à, to sb's care à la garde de qn)
6. commit POL:
commit bill
II. to commit oneself VB refl
to commit oneself refl:
s'engager (to sth à qc, to do à faire)
je ne peux rien promettre (as to quant à)
French
French
English
English
engagé (engagée)
interner malade, aliéné
English
English
French
French
committed ADJ
committed
committed socialist, Christian
commit <-tt-> [kəˈmɪt] VB trans
1. commit (carry out):
2. commit (bind):
3. commit (institutionalize):
commit prisoner
commit patient
4. commit (entrust):
to commit sth to sb
confier qc à qn
OpenDict entry
commit VB
French
French
English
English
commettre délit, attentat
English
English
French
French
committed ADJ
committed
committed socialist, Christian
commit <-tt-> [kə·ˈmɪt] VB trans
1. commit (carry out):
2. commit (bind):
3. commit (institutionalize):
commit prisoner
commit patient
4. commit (entrust):
to commit sth to sb
confier qc à qn
French
French
English
English
commettre délit, attentat
Present
Icommit
youcommit
he/she/itcommits
wecommit
youcommit
theycommit
Past
Icommitted
youcommitted
he/she/itcommitted
wecommitted
youcommitted
theycommitted
Present Perfect
Ihavecommitted
youhavecommitted
he/she/ithascommitted
wehavecommitted
youhavecommitted
theyhavecommitted
Past Perfect
Ihadcommitted
youhadcommitted
he/she/ithadcommitted
wehadcommitted
youhadcommitted
theyhadcommitted
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One by one of his closest friends will suffer the process of perjury and exile because of him.
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Bailey was convicted for election fraud and perjury.
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The impeachment motion also accused him of perjury, nepotism, and failing to act as supreme arbiter of disputes, and it cited his ill-health.
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Taxpayers will also be required to complete a certification under penalty of perjury to the buyer to elect this withholding method.
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The police officer who changed the evidence tags was eventually convicted of perjury and sent to jail.
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