committed in the Oxford Spanish Dictionary

Translations for committed in the English»Spanish Dictionary

committed [Am kəˈmɪdəd, Brit kəˈmɪtɪd] ADJ

1. committed (dedicated):

committed Christian/Communist/feminist

comprometido

committed teacher/worker

entregado a su trabajo

committed teacher/worker

dedicado

he is committed to the cause

está entregado a la causa

2. committed (under obligation, pledged):

committed

comprometido

having signed, you're now committed

al firmar se ha comprometido

he doesn't want to be committed

no quiere comprometerse

our funds are fully committed

todos nuestros fondos están asignados

our funds are fully committed

todos nuestros fondos están consignados form

to be committed to sth/-ing you're now committed to selling or the sale

ahora está comprometido or obligado a vender

I.commit <pres part committing; pt, pp committed> [Am kəˈmɪt, Brit kəˈmɪt] VB trans

1. commit (perpetrate):

commit crime/fraud/error/sin

cometer

to commit suicide

suicidarse

2. commit (assign):

commit funds/time/resources

asignar

commit funds/time/resources

consignar form

her remains were committed to the grave form

sus restos recibieron sepultura form

to commit sth to sb's care

confiar algo al cuidado de alguien

to commit sth/sb to the flames liter

entregar algo/a alguien a las llamas liter

to commit sth to memory

memorizar algo

to commit sth to paper or writing

poner algo por escrito

to commit sth to paper or writing

consignar algo por escrito form

3. commit (send):

to commit sb to an psychiatric hospital

internar a alguien en un manicomio

he was committed (to prison)

fue encarcelado

she was committed for or to trial

≈ se dictó auto de procesamiento

she was committed for or to trial

≈ se dictó auto de enjuiciamiento Col

she was committed for or to trial

≈ se dictó auto de sujeción a proceso Mex

she was committed for or to trial

≈ se dictó auto de sometimiento a juicio Ven

she was committed for or to trial

≈ se dictó auto encargatorio de reo contra ella Chil

4. commit (in government):

commit

someter a la consideración de una comisión

5. commit (bind):

commit

comprometer

commit

obligar

that would commit us to the purchase

eso nos comprometería or obligaría a efectuar la compra

to commit sb to -ing/+infin

comprometer or obligar a alguien a  +  infin

the pact commits both nations to …

con la firma del pacto ambas naciones se comprometen a …

II.commit <pres part committing; pt, pp committed> [Am kəˈmɪt, Brit kəˈmɪt] VB refl to commit oneself

1. commit (bind):

to commit oneself

comprometerse

to commit oneself to -ing/+infin

comprometerse a  +  infin

2. commit (state views):

to commit oneself

comprometerse

he wouldn't commit himself

no quiso comprometerse

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he committed a gross impropriety

cometió una grave falta

to commit perjury

cometer perjurio

to commit perjury

jurar en falso

to commit perjury

perjurar(se)

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incondicional

committed supporter

se dictó auto de procesamiento contra ella

she was committed for trial

comprometido (comprometida)

politically committed

fueron copartícipes en el delito

they committed the crime jointly

está en pecado mortal

he has committed a mortal sin

fue declarado o encargado reo LatAm

he was committed for trial

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Translations for committed in the English»Spanish Dictionary

committed ADJ

committed

comprometido, -a

commit [kəˈmɪt] VB trans -tt-

1. commit (carry out):

commit

cometer

to commit suicide

suicidarse

to commit an error

incurrir en un error

2. commit (bind):

to commit oneself (to sth)

comprometerse (a algo)

to commit soldiers to the defence of a region

enviar soldados a defender una región

3. commit (institutionalize):

to commit sb to prison

encarcelar a alguien

to commit sb to hospital

internar a alguien en un hospital

4. commit (entrust):

to commit sth to memory

memorizar algo

to commit sth to paper

poner algo por escrito

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to commit adultery

cometer adulterio

to commit suicide

suicidarse

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suicida

person who has committed suicide

suicidarse

to commit suicide

delinquir

to commit an offence [or offense Am]

fornicar

to commit adultery

perjurar

to commit perjury

cometer

to commit

committed Examples from the PONS Dictionary (editorially verified)

to commit suicide

suicidarse

to commit an error

incurrir en un error

to commit oneself (to sth)

comprometerse (a algo)

to commit sb to prison

encarcelar a alguien

to commit sb to hospital

internar a alguien en un hospital

to commit sth to memory

memorizar algo

to commit sth to paper

poner algo por escrito

to commit suicide

suicidarse

to commit murder

cometer un asesinato

to commit a crime

cometer un delito

Monolingual examples (not verified by PONS Editors)

English

Taunting is committed by either directly, or indirectly encouraging others to taunt the target.

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He committed him to an intense fitness program that included a 5 km daily run followed by vigorous exercises to increase his abdominal and back strength.

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It could have an effect on the pace at which they normalise rates, but they are still committed to normalising rates.

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Among theologians and philosophers, it has the more specific meaning of evil committed consciously and of free will.

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The book referred 882 cases of aid committed by a person 1341 so were saved 2527 lives. 896 rescuers have addressed.

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The mathematicians were perplexed by a mathematics student who was committed to doing theoretical psychology and neuroscience.

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A large portion of the prisoner population consists of hard core felons who committed violent crimes, such as murder.

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In this case, however, the appeal court held that insofar as an irregularity has been committed, it had not been so fundamental as to vitiate the trial proceedings.

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In particular, parliamentarians are immune from prosecution for defamation committed in the exercise of their functions.

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Registration requires parties be broad-based with cross-national membership and support and be committed to national cohesion and stability.

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