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コミットする · noun or participle which takes 'suru'

Meanings

commitment; committing oneself; involvement

Used for personal dedication, participation, or taking responsibility for a task or project. Often appears in business or project contexts.

Technical term in data management and version control (e.g., Git). Refers to saving changes or finalizing a transaction.

〈事こと〉にコミットするto commit oneself to something
彼かれはこのプロジェクトに全ぜん力りょくでコミットしている。
He is fully committed to this project.
〈物もの〉をコミットするto commit changes (in version control)
変へん更こうをリポジトリにコミットした。
I committed the changes to the repository.
〈事こと〉へのコミットcommitment to something
彼かの女じょの仕し事ごとへのコミットは高たかく評ひょう価かされている。
Her commitment to her work is highly regarded.
コミットを取とり消けすto revert/undo a commit
間ま違ちがったコミットを取とり消けした。
I reverted the mistaken commit.

関かん与よN1sense 1
関与 is a formal, native Japanese term for involvement often used in legal or official contexts, while コミット conveys a stronger sense of personal dedication or responsibility.
参さん加かN4sense 1
参加 simply means taking part in an event or activity, whereas コミット implies deeper commitment and ongoing responsibility.

コミットメント sense 1
コミットメント is the full noun form meaning 'a commitment' as a state or promise, while コミット is often used as a verb (コミットする) for the act of committing.
コミッション
コミッション means 'commission' (a fee or authority granted), which learners sometimes confuse with コミット due to the similar sound, but the meanings are unrelated.

Loanword from English 'commit', adopted into Japanese primarily in business and computing contexts.