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SUMMIT send 보내다. 내놓다. 전념하다. 용납하다. 긍정하다. 약속하다. 맡기다. 의뢰하다. 하기로하다.
[TRANSITIVE] to do something illegal or morally wrong
conspiracy to commit murder
He had admitted to committing adultery.
[TRANSITIVE] to make someone agree or promise to do something
The agreement commitsthem to a minimum number of performances per year.
[INTRANSITIVE] to promise to do something
I do not want to commit to any particular date.
[TRANSITIVE] to say that you will use available things or people for a particular purpose
They’ll have to commit more money to the project if they want it to succeed.
[TRANSITIVE] to say officially that someone must go to prison
[INTRANSITIVE] to decide to have a permanent relationship with someone
He’s not ready to commit.
[TRANSITIVE] [USUALLY PASSIVE] to officially state that someone is mentally ill and should go to a hospital to be treated
TRANSITIVE] FORMAL to give someone or something to someone else to take care of