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1 commitment **** com·mit·ment n
[kə'mɪtmənt](responsibility) impegno, (devotion) dedizione f -
2 ♦ commitment
♦ commitment /kəˈmɪtmənt/n.1 [u] impegno; dedizione; serietà: commitment to one's ideals, dedizione ai propri ideali; the commitment of all the staff, l'impegno (o la dedizione) di tutto il personale; He showed determination and commitment, ha dato prova di determinazione e impegno2 impegno; promessa; obbligo; vincolo: Italy's defence commitments, gli impegni assunti dall'Italia in materia di difesa (comune); to meet (o to honour) a commitment, tener fede a un impegno; to enter into a commitment, impegnarsi; prendere un impegno; to take on a commitment, prendersi un impegno; I don't want to make any commitments, non voglio prendere nessun impegno; non voglio impegnarmi; firm commitment, impegno vincolante3 [u] impegno; responsabilità; coinvolgimento: political commitment, impegno politico; (stor.) the American military commitment in Serbia, il coinvolgimento militare degli Stati Uniti nella Serbia4 [uc] (fin.) impegno di spesa; somma impegnata: ( banca) lending commitments, somme impegnate per la concessione di mutui; linee di credito accordate5 (al pl.) impegni: business commitments, impegni di lavoro; owing to prior commitments, a causa di impegni precedenti6 (leg.) ► committal -
3 involve
[ɪn'vɒlv] 1.there is a lot of work involved — implica o richiede molto lavoro
2) (cause to participate) coinvolgere; (implicate) implicare [person, group]to be involved in — (positive) partecipare a, occuparsi di [business, project]; (negative) essere coinvolto o implicato in [scandal, robbery]
not to get involved in o with sth. restare fuori da qcs., non farsi coinvolgere in qcs.; it will involve them in heavy expenditure — comporterà una spesa ingente per loro
to get involved in — farsi prendere o coinvolgere da [film, book, work]
2.to get involved with — legarsi o affezionarsi a [patient, client]; (romantically) essere (sentimentalmente) legato a [ person]
to involve oneself in o with — partecipare a [ project]; impegnarsi in [ task]
* * *[in'volv]1) (to require; to bring as a result: His job involves a lot of travelling.) implicare, comportare2) ((often with in or with) to cause to take part in or to be mixed up in: He has always been involved in/with the theatre; Don't ask my advice - I don't want to be/get involved.) implicare, impegnarsi•- involved- involvement* * *[ɪn'vɒlv] 1.there is a lot of work involved — implica o richiede molto lavoro
2) (cause to participate) coinvolgere; (implicate) implicare [person, group]to be involved in — (positive) partecipare a, occuparsi di [business, project]; (negative) essere coinvolto o implicato in [scandal, robbery]
not to get involved in o with sth. restare fuori da qcs., non farsi coinvolgere in qcs.; it will involve them in heavy expenditure — comporterà una spesa ingente per loro
to get involved in — farsi prendere o coinvolgere da [film, book, work]
2.to get involved with — legarsi o affezionarsi a [patient, client]; (romantically) essere (sentimentalmente) legato a [ person]
to involve oneself in o with — partecipare a [ project]; impegnarsi in [ task]
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