commitment in Japanese
commitment in Japanese is 委任, 責任 — commitment means a promise or pledge to do something, or a strong dedication to a cause, relationship, or goal.
commitment in Japanese
委任
Pronounced: inin
責任
Pronounced: sekinin
What does "commitment" mean?
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noun A promise or pledge to do something, or a strong dedication to a cause, relationship, or goal.
"Buying a house is a huge financial commitment."
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commitment in a sentence
- Buying a house is a huge financial commitment.
- Her commitment to the team never wavered, even during the losing streak.
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What is "commitment" in Japanese?
"commitment" in Japanese is 委任, 責任. commitment means: A promise or pledge to do something, or a strong dedication to a cause, relationship, or goal.
How do you pronounce 委任?
"commitment" in Japanese is 委任, pronounced "inin".
How do you use "commitment" in a sentence?
Example: "Buying a house is a huge financial commitment." In Japanese, "commitment" is 委任, 責任.
Are there other ways to say "commitment" in Japanese?
Yes — Japanese has 2 translations listed for "commitment": 委任, 責任.
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