commit to
commit to — 片語動詞
- commit tobase form
- commits to3rd person singular
- committing to-ing form
- committed topast simple
1. to decide firmly that you will support someone or something, or keep giving your
投入;承諾
答應長期支持並持續付出
to decide firmly that you will support someone or something, or keep giving your time, effort, or money to it
Sora committed to daily piano practice before the summer concert.
Sora 在夏季音樂會前承諾投入每天的鋼琴練習。
pattern: commit to + -ing or regular planned action
After the flood, Bilal committed to helping the village rebuild its school.
洪水過後,Bilal 承諾投入協助村里重建學校。
The company committed to cleaner buses on every route in the city.
那家公司承諾在全市每條路線投入更乾淨的公車。
Lisa committed to saving part of each paycheck for nursing school.
Lisa 承諾每份薪水都撥出一部分,為護理學校存錢。
- devote oneself
stresses giving a lot of time or energy
- pledge
more formal and focused on making a public promise
- withdraw
means stopping your support or involvement
文法句型
commit to a plan
commit to doing something
用法筆記
Often followed by a noun phrase or an -ing form. Distinguish from sense 2, which is about an official order that sends someone into custody or treatment.
常見錯誤
2. to order that someone be taken by law to prison, a secure hospital, or a similar
送押
依法送進監所或療養機構
to order that someone be taken by law to prison, a secure hospital, or a similar institution
The judge committed the attacker to a secure hospital after the hearing.
法官在聽證後把那名攻擊者送押到戒備森嚴的醫院。
legal pattern: commit somebody to a secure hospital
Police asked the court to commit Sana's brother to prison for six months.
警方要求法院把 Sana 的哥哥送押入獄六個月。
After the medical review, doctors committed Brian to a psychiatric unit for treatment.
醫療評估後,醫師把 Brian 送押到精神科病房接受治療。
The magistrate committed the fraud suspect to jail while the trial continued.
案件審理持續期間,治安法官把那名詐欺嫌犯送押入監。
- release
means allowing someone to leave custody or care
文法句型
commit somebody to prison or hospital
用法筆記
Object is a person, and the phrase names the institution they are sent to. This sense is mainly used in legal or medical decisions, not ordinary promises.