« committed, dedicated » en sept langues
Senscommitted, dedicated
Espagnol
/kompɾomeˈtido/
autre source · comprometer ← Latin COMPRŌMITTERE 'to promise mutually' (learned)
Also 'engaged to be married' — and, of a situation, 'awkward'.
Français
/ɑ̃ɡaʒe/
autre source · engager, from gage 'pledge' ← Frankish *waddi
Italien
/impeɲˈɲato/
autre source · impegnare, from pegno 'pledge' ← Latin PIGNUS
Portugais
/ẽgaˈʒadu/
autre source · French engagé
Roumain
/angaˈʒat/
autre source · French engagé
Catalan
/kumpɾuˈmɛs/
autre source · comprometre, from Latin COMPRŌMITTERE 'to promise mutually' (learned)
fém.: compromesa
Anglais
/kəˈmɪtɪd/
autre source · commit ← Latin COMMITTERE 'to entrust'
L’histoire
All three mean 'pledged': Spanish through a mutual promise, French and Italian by putting up a pledge (gage, pegno). Beware Spanish comprometido: it can also mean 'engaged' or 'compromising'.
L’apprendre
Dans une phrase
- esEs una activista muy comprometida.
- frC'est une militante très engagée.
- itÈ un'attivista molto impegnata.
- ptEla é uma ativista muito engajada.
- roEste o activistă foarte angajată.
- caÉs una activista molt compromesa.
- enShe is a very committed activist.