Definition
Definition of fully committed - Reverso English Dictionary
Adjective
1.
dedicationentirely dedicated to a task or cause
- She is fully committed to her studies.
2.
commitmenthaving pledged to fulfill an obligation
- He is fully committed to delivering the project on time.
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commitment
convinced or fully committed to something
commitment
fully committed or involved in an activity
inadequate action
action or decision that is not fully committed or effective
commitment
be fully committed to something
fully committed
completely, without reservation
lifestyle
fully committed to a lifestyle or activity
commitment
action that is not fully committed
fully committed
with full commitment and passion
sacrifice
sacrifice one's life while fully committed
communication
inclined to say yes but not fully committed
Examples of fully committed in a sentence
He is fully committed to the charity's mission. The team is fully committed to winning the championship. She is fully committed to her volunteer work.
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- French:entièrement dévoué, pleinement engagé, ...
- German:voll engagiert, voll verpflichtet, ...
- Italian:totalmente impegnato, completamente impegnato, ...
- Spanish:totalmente comprometido, plenamente comprometido, ...
- Portuguese:totalmente comprometido, plenamente comprometido, ...
- Chinese:全心投入的, 全力以赴, ...
- Japanese:完全に専念している, 約束した, ...
- Arabic:مُلْتَزِم تَمَامًا, مُلْتَزِم كُلِّيًّا, ...
- Hebrew:מְחוּיָּב לַחֲלוּטִין, מְחוּיָּב לַחֲלוּטִין, ...
- Russian:всецело преданный, пообещал, ...
- Ukrainian:повністю відданий, повністю зобов'язаний, ...
- Hindi:पूर्णतः समर्पित, प्रतिबद्ध, ...
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