| 释义 |
com·mit·ment /kəˈmɪtmənt/
n.
1. 托付，交托；委任
the commitment of the public welfare to the numerical majority 把公共福利交由大多数人享受
2. 交押；下狱，收监；收监令
the interval between the commitment and trial 拘留后的候审期
a warrant to the commitment of sb. 拘押某人的命令
sign a commitment 签署收监令
3. 关进精神病院；(由法院等发出的)把病人关进精神病院的命令
The psychiatrist recommended commitment as the wisest course. 精神病医师认为把病人送进精神病院是最明智的办法。
4. 承诺，许诺，保证；承担的义务
make (或 take, undertake) a commitment 作出承诺
a commitment for more leave in the future 关于今后将会有更多休假的允诺
carry out (back away from) one's campaign commitments 履行(背弃)竞选诺言
They held us to our commitment. 他们坚持要我们履行自己的保证。
the No. 1 domestic commitment of the next Administration 下届政府对国内承担的首要义务
They were allowed flexible hours to meet family commitments. 他们被允许有几小时灵活掌握的时间以便处理家务。
5. 财政义务；承付款项
the cuts in British forces and commitments 英国驻军和财政义务的缩减
The bank was reluctant to make a substantial commitment toward supporting the currency. 银行不愿为支持货币而提供大量资金。
6. 信奉；赞助，支持
a novel of plot and structure and commitment 一部情节动人、 结构严密、主旨明确的小说
have a sincere commitment to religion 笃信宗教
the Army's long-standing commitment to the regime 陆军对这一政权长期的支持
7. 献身；介入
a total commitment to the best interests of the people 为人民的最大利益所作的无私奉献
Our commitment to the cause must be absolute. 我们为事业而献身应该是无条件的。
The paper now pursues a more sensitive commitment to modern issues. 这家报纸现在多涉及敏感性较强的当代问题。
8. (法案等的)提付审议
9. 犯罪
commitment of patricide 弑父
10. 买卖股票(或证券等)的协议；(根据协议所作的)股票(或证券等)买卖 |