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.
정부는 감방 폭동을 조사하기 위해 위원회를 설립했습니다.
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.
판매하는 모든 제품에 대해 10%의 수수료를 받게 됩니다.
B2
A fee charged by a bank or similar place for a service they provide.
The bank charges a high commission for these transactions.
은행은 이러한 거래에 대해 높은 수수료를 부과합니다.
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.
가끔 초상화 그리기 위탁을 받아들입니다.
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.
그는 결혼하기로 결정했기 때문에 군대를 떠나 그의 위임장을 사임했습니다.
R
When someone does something wrong or against the law.
The police are investigating the commission of the crime.
경찰은 범죄의 수행을 조사하고 있습니다.
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.
회사는 유명한 디자이너에게 새로운 로고를 요청했습니다.
R
To appoint someone as an officer in the armed forces.
She was commissioned as a lieutenant in the army.
그녀는 군대에서 중위로 위임되었습니다.
translation
위원회, 커미션, 수수료, 의뢰, 군인 직위, 범죄 행위
의뢰하다, 임명하다
어형 변화
3rd Present
commissions
Past
commissioned
Perfect
commissioned
Progressive
commissioning
Plural
commissions