Definition of recommit - Reverso English Dictionary
Verb
1.
commitmentintr. pledge or dedicate oneself again to a cause or activityintr.
- She decided to recommit to her fitness goals for the new year..
2.
legalintr. commit a crime againintr.
- The thief was caught after he tried to recommit the robbery.
3.
legislationtr. TECH. send a bill back to a committeetr. TECH.
- The senator moved to recommit the bill for amendments.
Origin of recommit
English, re- (again) + commit (to pledge or bind)
Examples of recommit in a sentence
They decided to recommit to their marriage after the counseling sessions. He was on parole but chose to recommit the offense. Despite warnings, she decided to recommit the fraud. The committee decided to recommit the proposal for further review. They voted to recommit the legislation to address concerns.
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- French:se réengager, récidiver, ...
- German:wieder verpflichten, erneut begehen, ...
- Italian:dedicarsi di nuovo, commettere nuovamente, ...
- Spanish:recomprometerse, reincidir, ...
- Portuguese:voltar a comprometer-se com, reincidir, ...
- Chinese:重新承诺, 再次犯下, ...
- Japanese:再び誓う, 再犯する, ...
- Arabic:جَدَّدَ التِزامَهُ, عَادَ وَارْتَكَبَ, ...
- Hebrew:לְהִתְחַיֵּב מֵחָדָשׁ, לַעֲבוֹר שׁוּב עֲבֵירָה, ...
- Russian:повторно посвятить, совершать повторно, ...
- Ukrainian:знову присвятити себе, знову вчинити, ...
- Hindi:फिर से प्रतिबद्ध होना, फिर से अपराध करना, ...
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