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impegno
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commitment [Brit kəˈmɪtm(ə)nt, Am kəˈmɪtmənt] N
1. commitment (obligation):
commitment
impegno m
commitment
obbligo m (to do a fare)
a previous, financial commitment
un impegno precedente, finanziario
to meet one's commitments
mantenere i propri impegni
to give a firm commitment that …
garantire il proprio impegno affinché …
take on a commitment
prendere un impegno
absent due to family commitments
assente per motivi di famiglia
2. commitment (sense of duty):
commitment
impegno m (to in)
commitment
dedizione f (to a)
to have a strong commitment to doing
essere fortemente motivato a fare
the job demands complete commitment
il lavoro esige una dedizione totale
3. commitment LAW → committal
committal [Brit kəˈmɪt(ə)l, Am kəˈmɪdl] N
1. committal LAW:
committal (to prison)
detenzione f preventive
committal (to psychiatric hospital)
internamento m
committal (to court)
rinvio m
2. committal (consigning) form:
the committal of X to Y's care
l'affido di X a or alle cure di Y
the committal of sb's body to the deep
l'affidare le spoglie di qn alle acque
disavow opinion, commitment
disconoscere, sconfessare, rinnegare
to be circumspect about predicting, making a commitment
essere cauto nel fare previsioni, nell'impegnarsi
unflinching commitment
indefesso
to adhere to rule, commitment
attenersi a, osservare, rispettare
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dedizione
commitment
il lavoro esige una dedizione totale
the job demands complete commitment
disimpegno
non-commitment
disimpegno
lack of commitment
il suo impegno non è completamente disinteressato
his commitment is not wholly disinterested
impegnarsi verbalmente
to make a verbal commitment
vincolo morale
moral commitment
English
English
Italian
Italian
commitment [kə·ˈmɪt·mənt] N
commitment
impegno m
to make a commitment
prendersi un impegno
entire commitment, devotion
totale
Italian
Italian
English
English
impegno
commitment
avere un impegno
to have a prior commitment
liberarsi da un impegno
to get out of a commitment
impegno
political commitment
disimpegno
lack of commitment
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to make a commitment
prendersi un impegno
liberarsi da un impegno
to get out of a commitment
Monolingual examples (not verified by PONS Editors)
Ownership is available to all workers who meet certain time and responsibility commitments.
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Fealty also refers to an oath that more explicitly reinforces the commitments of the vassal made during homage.
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These commitments are then deemed to have been made from the outset by the company.
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New commitments targeted women's and children's health and new initiatives in the worldwide battle against poverty, hunger and disease.
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The municipal government has made repeated commitments to re-build the museum, but no rebuilding plan has been published.
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