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I. commit <-tt-> [kəˈmɪt] VB trans
1. commit (carry out):
commit
popełniać [perf popełnić]
to commit theft
dokonywać [perf dokonać] kradzieży
2. commit (allocate):
to commit sth to sth
przeznaczać [perf przeznaczyć] coś na coś
3. commit (bind):
to commit oneself to sth
zobowiązywać [perf zobowiązać] się do czegoś
4. commit usu pass (send):
to commit sb to hospital
umieszczać [perf umieścić] kogoś w szpitalu
to commit sb to prison
osadzać [perf osadzić] kogoś w więzieniu
5. commit (record):
to commit sth to paper
zapisywać [perf zapisać] coś
to commit sth to memory
zapamiętywać [perf zapamiętać] coś
II. commit <-tt-> [kəˈmɪt] VB intr
to commit to sth
zobowiązywać [perf zobowiązać] się do czegoś
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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Examples from the PONS Dictionary (editorially verified)
to commit to sth
zobowiązywać [perf zobowiązać] się do czegoś
to commit an error
popełniać [perf popełnić] błąd
to commit an offence
popełniać [perf popełnić] przestępstwo
to commit theft
dokonywać [perf dokonać] kradzieży
Monolingual examples (not verified by PONS Editors)
These provisions were regarded as peremptory; there was no option but to commit the accused to an institution.
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He pled guilty to counselling to commit an offence for offering a hit man $40,000.
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He was obviously intoxicated much of the time and could be expected to commit irrational acts.
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In particular, a soldier must obey to commit a contravention.
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The bill proposes a five-year prison sentence and/or fine for individuals who commit identity theft using falsified corporate websites or e-mails.
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