commission
🇺🇸
/kəˈmɪʃn/
🇬🇧
/kəˈmɪʃn/
noun
B2
A group of people chosen to do a specific job, like looking into a problem or controlling something for the government.
The government set up a commission to investigate the prison riots.
政府は、刑務所の暴動を調査するために委員会を設立しました。
B2
Money paid to someone for selling things, which gets more if they sell more.
You'll earn a 10% commission on all the items you sell.
販売するすべてのアイテムに対して10％のコミッションを得ます。
B2
A fee charged by a bank or similar place for a service they provide.
The bank charges a high commission for these transactions.
銀行はこれらの取引に対して高額の手数料を請求します。
B2
When someone asks an artist to create a special piece of work, like a painting or a building.
I sometimes accept commissions to paint portraits.
私は時々肖像画の依頼を受けます。
R
A job position in the military, usually for someone with a certain rank like lieutenant or higher.
He left the military when he decided to get married, so he resigned his commission.
彼は結婚を決めたため、軍隊を辞めて、役職を辞任しました。
R
When someone does something wrong or against the law.
The police are investigating the commission of the crime.
警察は犯罪の実行を調査しています。
verb
B2
To ask someone officially to do a job, make something, or create a piece of work for you.
The company commissioned a new logo from a famous designer.
会社は、著名なデザイナーから新しいロゴを依頼しました。
R
To appoint someone as an officer in the armed forces.
She was commissioned as a lieutenant in the army.
彼女は陸軍の中尉に任命されました。
translation
委員会, 手数料, 依頼, 軍人的地位, 犯罪行為
依頼する, 任命する
語形変化
3rd Present
commissions
Past
commissioned
Perfect
commissioned
Progressive
commissioning
Plural
commissions