commend

🇺🇸 /kəˈmend/ 🇬🇧 /kəˈmend/
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verb
R

to praise someone or something, especially in public

The teacher will commend students who work hard.

R

to recommend someone or something to someone

I commend this book to anyone who loves stories.

R

if something commends itself to someone, they like it

The new plan did not commend itself to the team.

R

to give someone or something to someone for care

They commend the child to her grandparents' care.

translation

v. to praise someone or something, especially in public; to recommend someone or something to someone; if something commends itself to someone, they like it; to give someone or something to someone for care

Word Forms

3rd Present commends
Past commended
Perfect commended
Progressive commending