Definition of overcommit in English:

overcommit

verbovercommitting, overcommitted, overcommitsəʊvəkəˈmɪtˌōvərkəˈmit

[with object]

1Oblige (someone) to do more than they are capable of, especially to repay a loan they cannot afford.
使承担义务过分；使作出过分承诺（尤指承诺偿还无力偿还的债务）
multiple borrowers who may be overcommitting themselves
可能无力偿还的重复借贷者。
Example sentencesExamples
- When businesses are not sure of what's happening, they want to hold onto their cash and not overcommit on space they won't need.
- According to North Carolina researchers, you overcommit because you expect to have more time in the future than you do in the present.
- I'm already overcommitted with books I've agreed to read and blurb and introductions I've agreed to write going back some years.
- Before you overcommit to others, take care of yourself.
- I think they have overcommitted the force and not provided sufficient resources.
1. 1.1 Allocate more (resources) to a purpose than can be provided.
  过度调拨（物资），过度划拨（资金）
  they could easily overcommit their budgets
  他们很容易把预算做得过大。

Derivatives

overcommitment

noun

Totally insane overcommitments knocked it out for a time.
Example sentencesExamples
- I think my biggest struggle has been caused by overcommitments and my previous lack of time-management skills.
- Isolationists killed the measure as an overcommitment of American power and prestige.
- They overinvested in something that was a good idea for a long time, and once it became a bad idea, they couldn't see it - the overcommitment cost them the period of innovation.

Definition of overcommit in US English:

overcommit

verbˌōvərkəˈmit

[with object]

1Oblige (oneself or others) to do more than one is capable of, as to repay a loan one cannot afford.
使承担义务过分；使作出过分承诺（尤指承诺偿还无力偿还的债务）
multiple borrowers who may be overcommitting themselves
可能无力偿还的重复借贷者。
Example sentencesExamples
- According to North Carolina researchers, you overcommit because you expect to have more time in the future than you do in the present.
- I'm already overcommitted with books I've agreed to read and blurb and introductions I've agreed to write going back some years.
- When businesses are not sure of what's happening, they want to hold onto their cash and not overcommit on space they won't need.
- I think they have overcommitted the force and not provided sufficient resources.
- Before you overcommit to others, take care of yourself.
1. 1.1 Allocate more (resources) to a purpose than can be provided.
  过度调拨（物资），过度划拨（资金）
  they could easily overcommit their budgets
  他们很容易把预算做得过大。

单词	overcommit
释义	Definition of overcommit in English: overcommit verbovercommitting, overcommitted, overcommitsəʊvəkəˈmɪtˌōvərkəˈmit [with object] 1Oblige (someone) to do more than they are capable of, especially to repay a loan they cannot afford. 使承担义务过分；使作出过分承诺（尤指承诺偿还无力偿还的债务） multiple borrowers who may be overcommitting themselves 可能无力偿还的重复借贷者。 Example sentencesExamples When businesses are not sure of what's happening, they want to hold onto their cash and not overcommit on space they won't need. According to North Carolina researchers, you overcommit because you expect to have more time in the future than you do in the present. I'm already overcommitted with books I've agreed to read and blurb and introductions I've agreed to write going back some years. Before you overcommit to others, take care of yourself. I think they have overcommitted the force and not provided sufficient resources. 1.1 Allocate more (resources) to a purpose than can be provided. 过度调拨（物资），过度划拨（资金） they could easily overcommit their budgets 他们很容易把预算做得过大。 Derivatives overcommitment noun Totally insane overcommitments knocked it out for a time. Example sentencesExamples I think my biggest struggle has been caused by overcommitments and my previous lack of time-management skills. Isolationists killed the measure as an overcommitment of American power and prestige. They overinvested in something that was a good idea for a long time, and once it became a bad idea, they couldn't see it - the overcommitment cost them the period of innovation. Definition of overcommit in US English: overcommit verbˌōvərkəˈmit [with object] 1Oblige (oneself or others) to do more than one is capable of, as to repay a loan one cannot afford. 使承担义务过分；使作出过分承诺（尤指承诺偿还无力偿还的债务） multiple borrowers who may be overcommitting themselves 可能无力偿还的重复借贷者。 Example sentencesExamples According to North Carolina researchers, you overcommit because you expect to have more time in the future than you do in the present. I'm already overcommitted with books I've agreed to read and blurb and introductions I've agreed to write going back some years. When businesses are not sure of what's happening, they want to hold onto their cash and not overcommit on space they won't need. I think they have overcommitted the force and not provided sufficient resources. Before you overcommit to others, take care of yourself. 1.1 Allocate more (resources) to a purpose than can be provided. 过度调拨（物资），过度划拨（资金） they could easily overcommit their budgets 他们很容易把预算做得过大。
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