No. 2,111 in Spanish
compromisos
"Compromisos" means "commitments" or "obligations."
In a sentence
Tengo varios compromisos laborales esta semana.
I have several work commitments this week.
In this sentence, 'compromisos' refers to obligations or responsibilities in a professional or work context.
Ellos tienen compromisos familiares que no les permiten viajar.
They have family commitments that prevent them from traveling.
Here, 'compromisos' signifies obligations or duties pertaining to family matters.
El político hizo compromisos importantes con la comunidad.
The politician made important commitments to the community.
In this case, 'compromisos' denotes promises or pledges made by the politician to achieve certain goals or fulfill responsibilities.
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