No. 3,324 in Spanish

comprometida

Committed or engaged.

In a sentence

Ella siempre ha sido muy comprometida con su trabajo.
She has always been very committed to her work.
In this sentence, 'comprometida' functions as an adjective describing someone's dedication or commitment to a responsibility or cause, specifically her work.
La fecha para la entrega está comprometida por retrasos inesperados.
The delivery date is compromised due to unexpected delays.
Here, 'comprometida' serves to indicate that the situation is affected negatively, showing the presence of a constraint or challenge impacting something, in this case, the delivery date.
María está comprometida para casarse el próximo año.
María is engaged to get married next year.
In this context, 'comprometida' is used to convey someone's engagement or pledge to a future agreement, specifically referring to a marriage commitment.

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