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I. com·mit <-tt-> [kəˈmɪt] VB trans

1. commit (carry out):

to commit sth
to commit a crime/sin
to commit an offence
to commit suicide

2. commit (bind):

to commit oneself to sth
sich acc etw dat voll und ganz widmen
to commit oneself to doing sth

3. commit (institutionalize):

to commit sb
to commit sb to prison
to commit sb to a hospital

4. commit (entrust):

to commit sth to memory
to commit sth to paper

II. com·mit <-tt-> [kəˈmɪt] VB intr (bind oneself)

to commit to sth
sich acc auf etw acc festlegen
to commit a crime
to commit bigamy
to commit hara-kiri
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English
to commit a crime
jdn [in etw acc] zwangseinweisen
to commit sb [to sth]
to commit suicide
to commit suicide
intent to commit theft
to commit adultery

PONS Banking, Finance and Insurance Dictionary

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commit VB trans ECON LAW

commit
German
German
English
English
commit
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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Monolingual examples (not verified by PONS Editors)

The bill proposes a five-year prison sentence and/or fine for individuals who commit identity theft using falsified corporate websites or e-mails.
en.wikipedia.org
A motion to civilly commit that inmate requires a separate screening.
www.startribune.com
The police department does nt create, commit or condone the crimes.
en.wikipedia.org
The state of Yemen as it is currently has forced its citizens to commit crimes against one another and foreigners.
en.wikipedia.org
Barber is an aloof womanizer who can not commit or love and is used to illustrate the loneliness inherent in big-city life.
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Examples from the Internet (not verified by PONS Editors)

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The first variant is made of light material and let it go to your head tie, the second version of the headband is made of warmer material Gavia, which is flexible and sewn seams, so this warmer version may not commit.
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www.eleven-sportswear.at
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Die erste Variante aus leichtem Material gefertigt und lassen Sie es um Ihren Kopf Krawatte gehen, ist die zweite Version des Stirnband aus wärmeren Material Gavia, die flexible und genähte Nähte ist gemacht, so dass diese Version nicht wärmer begehen.
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Therefore I add the "CC Attribution" licensing terms (see question 3 above) to my editions of public domain music, not to commit "copyfraud", but -on the contrary- to make plain that the editions indeed may be freely used, copied, and distributed.
music.dalitio.de
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Deshalb gebe ich immer die "CC Attribution" Lizenz (siehe Frage 3) auf meinen Ausgaben gemeinfreier Werke an, nicht um "Copyfraud" zu begehen, sondern -im Gegenteil- um klarzustellen, dass diese Ausgaben wirklich frei kopiert, verbreitet und genutzt werden dürfen.
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Surely and like the author also requires a further cooperation with flexible Nostradamus - researchers admits, adept French - language - specialists, this new way of a " key ", which positively stands out against all me well known keys to commit.
www.zannoth.de
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Es bedarf sicherlich einer weiteren Zusammenarbeit mit flexiblen Nostradamusforschern und wie der Autor auch selbst zugibt, sachkundigen Französischsprachlern, diesen neuen Weg eines " Schlüssels ", der sich von allen mir bisher bekannten Schlüsseln positiv abhebt, zu begehen.
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We acquire theoretical knowledge, commit the glacier at the foot of the Grossvenediger and practice crevasse rescue in open terrain.
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bergfuehrer-buero.at
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Wir erwerben theoretisches Wissen, begehen den Gletscher am Fuße des Großvenedigers und üben Spaltenbergung im freien Gelände.
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