compromiso

Meaning

1. (masculine) commitment
2. (masculine) engagement, appointment
3. (masculine) compromise
4. (masculine) predicament (an unfortunate or trying position)

Concepts

compromise

commitment

engagement

obligation

accommodation

signed statement

date

promise

agreement

appointment

dedication

involvement

understanding

trade-off

compromising situation

predicament

tight corner

pledge

undertaking

difficulty

collective work

service

committal

living together

deadline

betrothal

espousal

allegiance

loyalty

involution

participation

plight

troth

Hyphenated as

com‧pro‧mi‧so

Gender

♂️ Masculine

Pronounced as (IPA)

/kompɾoˈmiso/

Etymology

From Latin comprōmissum. Cognate with Catalan compromís, French compromis, Italian compromesso, Portuguese compromisso.

Sentences

Todos teníamos el mismo sueño , y con esfuerzo , dedicación y compromiso lo logramos .

We all had the same dream, and with effort, dedication and commitment we achieved it.

Desde tiempo atrás era notorio el compromiso de Pablo con las causas populares .

For some time, Pablo's commitment to popular causes was notorious.

Dicha convivencia fue difícil , y no siempre se respetó el compromiso .

This coexistence was difficult, and the commitment was not always respected.