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commit

/kəˈmɪt/

verb

İşlemek (bir eylem, özellikle suç veya hata).

To carry out or perpetrate (an act, especially a crime or mistake).

  • He committed a serious crime.
  • The company committed several errors in the report.
  • She was accused of committing fraud.
  • Corporate executives who knowingly commit financial reporting violations face both civil penalties and potential criminal prosecution under securities law.
  • Historians debate whether political leaders who commit their nations to prolonged conflicts bear personal responsibility for subsequent humanitarian consequences.
  • Researchers found that individuals under severe psychological stress are statistically more likely to commit errors in judgment during complex decision-making tasks.
verb

Kendini bir yola veya politikaya adamak, taahhüt etmek.

To pledge or bind (oneself) to a certain course or policy; to dedicate.

  • She committed herself to improving her health.
  • They committed to finishing the project by June.
  • He's not ready to commit to a relationship.
verb

Resmi olarak (birini) gözaltına, hapishaneye veya akıl hastanesine göndermek.

To consign or send (someone) officially to custody, prison, or a mental institution.

  • The judge committed him to prison for five years.
  • She was committed to a psychiatric hospital.
  • The court ordered him to be committed pending trial.
verbComputing

Değişiklikleri bir veritabanına, depoya veya sürüm kontrol sistemine kalıcı olarak kaydetmek.

To save changes to a database, repository, or version control system permanently.

  • Don't forget to commit your changes to the repository.
  • The transaction will be committed once you confirm.
  • He committed the code after testing it thoroughly.