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German frequency list

No. 1,541 in German

engagieren

"Engagieren" means "to engage" or "to commit oneself to something."

In a sentence

  • Ich möchte mich sozial engagieren, um meiner Gemeinschaft zu helfen.

    I want to engage socially to help my community.

    In this sentence, 'engagieren' is used reflexively (mich engagieren), indicating an active involvement in an activity or cause, emphasizing a personal commitment or motive.

  • Die Firma engagiert neue Mitarbeiter für das kommende Projekt.

    The company is hiring new employees for the upcoming project.

    Here, 'engagiert' means 'hires' or 'employs,' showing a less personal and more professional context of engaging personnel.

  • Er engagiert sich leidenschaftlich für den Umweltschutz.

    He is passionately engaged in environmental protection.

    In this example, 'engagiert sich' reflects a passionate involvement or activism in a cause, illustrating dedication and ongoing activity.

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