go commit

ɡoʊ kəˈmɪt

gone commitwent commit

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Definition of go commit - Reverso English Dictionary

Verbal expression

hostile command

Rare

used to tell someone to carry out a harmful act

Rare

The moderator removed comments telling people to go commit self-harm.
He was banned for posting “go commit murder” in the chat.
The teacher reported a note that said, “Go commit arson.”

line up

queue

stand in line

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Expressions with go

go into

enter a place or space

She will go into the room.

go out

leave home for social activities

They love to go out on weekends.

go to

move towards a specific location or event

We will go to the concert tonight.

go along

move forward or proceed in a direction

We decided to go along the river.

go back to

return to a previous place or state

She decided to go back to her hometown.

go around

move in a circular path or direction

The children go around the playground.

Expressions with commit

commit something to memory

learn something by heart

He committed the speech to memory before the presentation.

commit murder

kill someone on purpose in a way that is illegal

He was arrested because he tried to commit murder.

commit to a project

dedicate time and effort to a project

She decided to commit to a project for the next six months.

commit to memory

learn by heart for later recall

She committed the poem to memory for the recital.

commit to doing

make a serious promise or decision to carry out an action

They commit to doing regular safety checks on all equipment.

commit adultery

engage in a sexual relationship outside marriage

He was accused of committing adultery with his colleague.

commit oneself

dedicate oneself to a cause or activity

She decided to commit herself to volunteering.

commit suicide

intentionally end one's own life

He decided to commit suicide after years of struggle.

commit to paper

record information in writing

The scientist committed the experiment results to paper.

commit an offence

do something that breaks the law or rules

He did not commit an offence during his probation.

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French:ordonner à quelqu'un de commettre un acte d'automutilation, ...
German:jemandem befehlen, eine schädliche Handlung zu begehen, ...
Italian:dire a qualcuno di compiere un atto dannoso, ...
Spanish:instar a alguien a realizar un acto perjudicial, ...
Portuguese:dizer a alguém para praticar um ato prejudicial, ...
Chinese:叫某人去实施有害行为, ...
Japanese:有害な行為をするよう命じる, ...
Arabic:اِذهَب وَارتَكِب فِعلًا ضارًّا, ...
Hebrew:לָלֶכֶת לְבַצֵּעַ מַעֲשֶׂה מַזִּיק, ...
Russian:приказывать кому-либо причинить себе вред, ...
Ukrainian:ворожий наказ комусь учинити шкоду собі чи іншій людині, ...
Hindi:हानिकारक कृत्य करने को कहना, ...
Bengali:কাউকে ক্ষতিকর কাজ করতে উসকানি দেওয়া, ...
Catalan:ordenar cometre un acte perjudicial, ...
Czech:jdi udělat škodlivý čin, ...
Danish:gå hen og udføre den skadelige handling, ...
Dutch:iemand opdragen een schadelijke daad te plegen, ...
Greek:πήγαινε να κάνεις, ...
Hungarian:valakit káros cselekmény elkövetésére felszólítani, ...
Khmer:បញ្ជានរណាម្នាក់ឱ្យទៅប្រព្រឹត្តអំពើបង្កគ្រោះថ្នាក់, ...
Korean:누군가에게 자신이나 타인에게 해를 끼치는 행동을 하라고 부추기는 말, ...
Persian:به کسی گفتن که به خود آسیب بزند, ...
Polish:nakazywać komuś dokonanie szkodliwego czynu, ...
Portuguese (BR):ir praticar um ato nocivo, ...
Romanian:a îndemna pe cineva să își facă rău, ...
Swedish:uppmana någon att begå en skadlig handling, ...
Thai:ไปทำ, ...
Turkish:birine kendine ya da başkasına zarar verecek bir eylem yapmasını söylemek, ...
Vietnamese:bảo ai đó đi thực hiện hành vi tự gây hại hoặc gây hại, ...

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