commit, apparently, committee, moral, tape

Question 1

commit (verb)

Answer 1

1. to do something wrong or illegal
   to commit a crime
2. suicide to kill urself deliberately
   Her farther had committed suicide
3. to promise sincerely that u will definitely do smth, keep to an agreement or arrangement
   Making an application does not commit u to do smth
4. (urself to smth) to give an opinion or make a decision openly so that it is difficult to change it
   You do not have to commit urself now - just think about it
5. (to smbd/smth) to stay with and completely support one person, organization, etc. or give all ur time and effor to ur work, an activity.
6. (to smth) to spend money or time on smth

Question 2

apparently (adv)

Answer 2

according to what u have heard or read; according to the way smth appears
Apparently they re getting divorced soon.

Question 3

committee

Answer 3

1. a group of people chosen to make decision or to deal with a particular subject
   The committee decided to close restaurant

Question 4

moral (adj)

Answer 4

1. Connected with principles of right and wrong behavior
   He was a deeply religious man with a highly developed moral sense
2. based on ur own sense of what is right and fair, not on legal rights or duties
   I make no moral judgement on this decision

Question 5

tape (noun)

Answer 5

A long, narrow piece of material with a sticky substance on one side that is used for sticking things togetherax