firm commitment
fɜrm kəˈmɪtmənt
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Definition of firm commitment - Reverso English Dictionary

Noun

1.
promisestrong and definite promise or pledge
  • She made a firm commitment to finish the project on time.
2.
commitmentserious and unwavering dedication
  • His firm commitment to the cause was evident in his actions.
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Expressions with firm

firm upv.
make something firmer or less soft
Heat can firm up the resin before molding.
firm handn.
strict and decisive leadership or management style
The team needs a firm hand to stay on track.
shell firmn.
company existing only on paper without active business
The investigation revealed it was a shell firm.
with a firm handadv.
in a strict and controlled way
She managed the team with a firm hand.
have a firm footholdv.
maintain a secure position in a situation
The company has a firm foothold in the tech industry.
on a firm footingadj.
securely established or positioned
The company is now on a firm footing after restructuring.

Expressions with commitment

long-term commitmentn.
strong decision to stay involved with something for a long time
Marriage is a long-term commitment for many couples.
without commitmentadj.
not requiring long-term duty or promise in an agreement or arrangement
The gym offers a monthly plan without commitment for new customers.
binding commitmentn.
promise or agreement that must be honored and cannot be ignored
Signing the contract created a binding commitment between the two companies.
commitment issuesn.
difficulty in maintaining long-term relationships
He has commitment issues and avoids serious relationships.
commitment ringn.
ring symbolizing a serious relationship commitment
She wore a commitment ring on her right hand.
commitment to excellencen.
promise to maintain superior quality
Their commitment to excellence ensures customer satisfaction.
commitment-phoben.
someone who avoids long-term commitments
He never stays in one job for long, he's a commitment-phobe.
formal commitmentn.
official promise or obligation recorded or expressed in a structured way
The company made a formal commitment to reduce emissions by 2030.
financial commitmentn.
promise or obligation to pay money, often over time
Signing the lease created a serious financial commitment for the family.
commitment feen.
bank charge to reserve loan funds for a borrower
The bank charged a commitment fee for the loan.

Terms related to firm commitment

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Terms with firm commitment included in their meaning

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lashing oneself to the mastn.
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instance of making a firm commitment in a difficult situation
hold unwaveringly to the coursev.
commitment
maintain a firm commitment to a chosen path

Examples of firm commitment in a sentence

  • Their firm commitment to the cause was inspiring.
  • She showed a firm commitment to her studies.
  • Their firm commitment to sustainability is impressive.

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  1. French:engagement ferme, détermination ferme, ...
  2. German:feste Verpflichtung, ...
  3. Italian:promessa ferma, dedizione incrollabile, ...
  4. Spanish:compromiso firme, ...
  5. Portuguese:compromisso firme, compromisso sério, ...
  6. Chinese:坚定的承诺, 坚定的投入, ...
  7. Japanese:確固たる約束, 確固たるコミットメント, ...
  8. Arabic:تَعَهُّد صارِم, اِلتِزام راسِخ, ...
  9. Hebrew:הִתְחַיְּבוּת אֵיתָנָה, מְחוּיָּבוּת אֵיתָּנָה, ...
  10. Russian:твердое обязательство, твердая приверженность, ...
  11. Ukrainian:тверда обіцянка, непохитна відданість, ...
  12. Hindi:दृढ़ प्रतिबद्धता, अटल समर्पण, ...
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